Re: Largest size array in Gnat 2005 for the PC?

Stefan Bellon a écrit :
While I agree with the given suggestion to allocate large objects on
the heap instead of the stack, there is a way to increase the stack
size on Windows. We use something like the following in our projects

Yes, but this was not the OP question.

Pascal.

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