Chad Page writes: > > > There is (was?) some stack checking done at the system call level. > However, it's not 100% foolproof - if the program gets sp above the > low-water mark after dipping into bss before the next system call it won't > be detected. > > Now, if you had a magic # right after bss and checked that also, > that would really improve the stack checking. > > - Chad > It had just occured to me that this would be a good way of doing it, which I will implement we go down the fixed stack, variable heap route. Al
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