Hi John,
John Zoidberg wrote:
> And why does it not happen in programs compiled with gcc/g++?
Because there less stack is used - ROOT and CINT use some, too.
> What's the exact stack size of ROOT?
The one defined by the build / OS / combination. You really don't want to rely on it; it can be different in different contexts, with different libraries loaded, with different platforms etc.
> I used static allocation on purpose since it usually causes less
> problems than dynamic allocation.
It really does not at all; the contrary, I would say. That is, as long as you remember to clean up using delete or delete [].
Axel. Received on Tue Jul 10 2007 - 17:44:00 CEST
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