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From: cgoudeseune@watnot.UUCP (center of gravity)
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Subject: Re: recursion in megamax C
Message-ID: <12110@watnot.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 24-Oct-86 15:47:10 EDT
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Posted: Fri Oct 24 15:47:10 1986
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Organization: U of Waterloo, Ontario
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In article <1125@druhi.UUCP> lbl@druhi.UUCP (LocklearLB) writes:
>In article <12066@watnot.UUCP>, cgoudeseune@watnot.UUCP writes:
>> ...
>> Does anyone out there know how to make the stack as big as you want?
>> It seems to me that some other code internal to megamax didn't realize
>> i'd changed STACKSIZE from the original 8K, if that's any help.
>> ...
>
>After you changed the init.c program and compiled it, are you sure the new
>verion was used when you linked your program?  To use a new init you must 
>do one of two things:
>
>1) Specify init.o on the command line to the linker along with the other 
>.o's for your program.  This will tell the linker that you want to override 
>the init.o found in the system library.
>
>2) Replace the init.o in the 'syslib' library with your altered one.  Now
>the altered one will be used automatically.
>
>If you already tried these two methods and it still doesn't work, then I'm
>not sure what the problem is.  If this is the case, let me know the answer
>when you find out! :)
>
>Barry Locklear
>ihnp4!drutx!druhi!lbl

Thanks, I knew it was something silly like that.  Option no. 1 didn't seem
to work, but no. 2 works just dandy.  I'll post the source to the net once
i've commented it a wee bit.

	Camille Goudeseune