Hello, A Haskell program of mine regularly runs out of stack space, when dumping thousands of lines to stdout. Doing a +RTS -H16M -RTS on each execution of the program seems to fix it. (Should a program really need this much space, though?) Is there any way of increasing the amount of stack space available to the program at *compile* time, rather than at run-time? I looked for a compiler option like -rts-H16M, but couldn't find one. I'm using GHC 0.29. Many thanks, Ed
- Re: Change RTS at compilation? Edward Wiles
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- Re: Change RTS at compilation? Edward Wiles
- Re: Change RTS at compilation? Sigbjorn Finne
