Eric J. Korpela writes: > > > > We also need a stack, and maybe some heap space:- > > Where does this go and how is it allocated? > > Is there process stack overflow checking in ELKS? I'm pretty sure > I saw checking of the kernel stack... The function stack_check() in arch/i86/kernel/process.c checks to see whether the stack pointer is less then the brk pointer, and segfaults if it is. Al
- ELKS: Application Code, Data, Heap and Stack Size?? Anonymous
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- RE: ELKS: Application Code, Data, Heap and Stack Size?? Anonymous
- RE: ELKS: Application Code, Data, Heap and Stack Size?? Anonymous
- RE: ELKS: Application Code, Data, Heap and Stack Size?? Anonymous
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