Re: Help: IFC stack overflow
- From: "Ben" <laserbin@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Mar 2006 11:54:12 -0800
Some array operations use a lot of stack space when it is necessary to
create a temporary array. Array allocations should not need much stack
space, but it is not unusual for a default stack limit to be rather
small. Assuming a POSIX environment, what do you get from the command
"limit stack"? You can try a larger number, or just try "limit stack
unlimited".
As for the SAVE attributes, they probably have no effect, but it is a
good practice. It is possible (but unlikely) for values to become
undefined if a module is not USEed from the main program.
Joe
Do I need to define or assign the stack size during the program
compilation?
OR I need to set the stack size to some large number or unlimited every
time I run the compiled program.
Ben
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