From: Derek Wyatt <tone_hole@...>
Date: 2005-03-18T08:53:54+09:00
Subject: Re: Maximum stack depth

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Glenn Parker wrote:
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| On the Solaris platform (and probably other pthreads-friendly
| environments), it might be possible to implement this as a command-line
| option by spawning a (real) thread configured to use a larger stack size.

Sorta off-topic now, but FYI, you can't do this.

The ulimit can't be arbitrarily increased.  If the
soft limit allows it, you can but if there is a
hard limit set then you're screwed (and in reality
it doesn't make a difference). You can always
make it smaller but you can't make it bigger.

Regs,
Derek
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