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From: nheu@heuvax.wimsey.bc.ca (Norman Heu)
Message-ID: <nheu.0295@heuvax.wimsey.bc.ca>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Setting Stack Size
Distribution: world
Date: 29 Jun 91 19:33:31 PST
Organization: Private Node in Vancouver, BC, Canada

Many of the programs I run require large stack sizes.  However,
I like keeping the stack size in my shells set low (like 4K). 
To run programs needing large stacks, I normally setup a script
that raises the stack size, starts the program, and then lowers
the stack size again.

Unfortunately, this is getting out of hand.. too many programs
require large stack sizes and I find I'm writing too many
scripts.

What does everybody else do?
	-Norm
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