On 4/5/06, Puetz, Oliver P11M22 <Puetz.Oliver@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > I've written a program, which allocates locally (within a subroutine) > approx. a little bit lesser than 8k of memory (I guess, as there are > also objects). Mainly float vars. If I increase the number of the float > vars, the program aborts with a Memory fault (core dump). > > Is it possible that the program aborts, if the local var size on the > stack exceeds 8k? Or can I specify a compiler flag to increase the stack > size for local variables? > Try doing a ulimit -a to see the system set size. You can change it using ulimit or the function setrlimit. > Kind regards > > Oliver Puetz > > >
