How can I know the size of system stack?

I wrote a program with recursion to sort some data. When the number of data
is too large, there will be a error, stack overflow.

How can I do? And how can I know the size of system stack?

Thank you.

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re: How can I know the size of system stack?

"fadics" <fadics@sohu.com> wrote in message
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> I wrote a program with recursion to sort some data. When the number of[/color]
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> is too large, there will be a error, stack overflow.
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> How can I do? And how can I know the size of system stack?
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> Thank you.
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There is no standard C++ way to find out the size of the system stack.

You should ask this question again on a group that discusses your compiler.
There might be a way to find out the size of the stack that is specific to
your compiler. This groups welcome message suggests some groups that might
be a better place for your question. http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

john

re: How can I know the size of system stack?

"fadics" <fadics@sohu.com> wrote in message
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> I wrote a program with recursion to sort some data. When the number of[/color]
data[color=blue]
> is too large, there will be a error, stack overflow.
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> How can I do? And how can I know the size of system stack?[/color]

Standard C++ does not address issues like system stack. Check with your
compiler documentation if they provide any way.

re: How can I know the size of system stack?

"fadics" <fadics@sohu.com> дÈëÓʼþ news:cd821e$2134$1@mail.cn99.com...[color=blue]
> I wrote a program with recursion to sort some data. When the number of[/color]
data[color=blue]
> is too large, there will be a error, stack overflow.
>
> How can I do? And how can I know the size of system stack?
>
> Thank you.
>
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>
>[/color]

Thank you.