Mike Davis wrote:
> Do stacks reduce the amount of available resources like
> dynamic heap or stack space?
Not by principle. Hacks are code resources, and as such are stored in a
database. They may, though, allocate memory for their own use, just like
a normal program.
> Assuming no direct conflict, can the mere presence of hacks
> cause applications to crash?
Hacks are meant to change functionality in OS functions. If the change
conflicts with what the application is expecting, it might crash. They
won't crash an app just because they're there, though.
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> Mike
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