bilting@cs.chalmers.se (Ulf Bilting) (05/02/90)
I seem to have problems with the Zortech C++ compiler for PC when using large objects allocated as normal local stack variables. The symptoms are random from none to complete havoc with weird printout and hanging system. The symptoms disappear if variable is declared static. Any comments or solutions or workarounds in general. Please answer by mail and I will summarize to net.
Bob.Stout@p6.f506.n106.z1.fidonet.org (Bob Stout) (05/04/90)
In an article of <2 May 90 11:30:08 GMT>, (Ulf Bilting) writes: >I seem to have problems with the Zortech C++ compiler for PC >when using large objects allocated as normal local stack variables. >The symptoms are random from none to complete havoc with weird printout >and hanging system. The symptoms disappear if variable is declared >static. Although it doesn't really jump out of the index at you, the most likely solution is on page 216 of the compiler reference manual where it tells you how to adjust the program stack size and describes debugging facilities for detecting and correcting stack overflow problems in the various memory models.