At 12:11 6/20/00 +0200, Peter Schuller wrote:
>Use the "-Xss" switch in Sun's JDK:s.
-Xoss for the native C stack size.
> > If I specify not eoough stack size, what will happen?
>
>You'd get a StackOverFlowError during runtime. It's not something that
>happens alot under normal circumstances though. So far it's only happened to
>me when I've accidently entered an infinite recursive loop.
another instance is if you have a hugely unbalanced tree and it
uses some form of method based tree traversal to manipulate the tree
(methods on the objects with their own internal intelligence as
opposed to a loop with pointers walking the tree from the outside)
this of course also assumes the jitter doesn't interfere... some I've
noticed can't properly detect this and take a segv instead (or other
random runtime errors).
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