Interestingly, on Mac OS X (10.3.8), the pthread_stacksize_np() call
returns 512K as the size of both the main and background threads.
However, threads created by Cocoa APIs (the NSThread class) are only
188K.
How are Chandler's various threads being created?
--Grant
On Mar 1, 2005, at 10:29 AM, Phillip J. Eby wrote:
At 10:00 AM 3/1/05 -0800, Alec Flett wrote:
Hey Phillip - I just tried this on mac without the modifications you
describe:
recurse
add
repr
init
getattr
getitem
Limit of 4900 is fine
recurse
add
Segmentation fault
seems pretty high!
The default of 1000 is generally conservative. But the crash
associated with bug 2563 was fewer than 500 levels, so non-main
threads are apparently quite tight.
I'll try it with threads later today or tomorrow if I get a chance...
also, I wonder how deep it can go if there are lots of local
variables in use?
Local variables are stored in frame objects that are heap-allocated,
so it shouldn't make a difference. Only local variables of C
functions (not Python ones) count towards the stack usage.
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