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From: cmcmanis%pepper@Sun.COM (Chuck McManis)
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Subject: Re: Lattice 5.02 bugs?
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Date: 10 Apr 89 19:14:03 GMT
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In article <493@bilver.UUCP> alj@bilver.UUCP (arthur johnson) writes:
> Has anyone else experienced the following problems with Lattice 5.02?:
	[problems deleted]

What is your stack size? This is a classic "our stack is bigger than the
memory allocated for it."

If you are running from a CLI environment be use the stack command to check
it out. If you are running from Workbench you could use your program's icon
to set it higher. Look at the local variables in your program, if you are
doing image processing have you accidently declared some arrays that end
up on the stack? something like :

int
convolve(img, op)
	BYTE	*img;
	int	op;
{
	BYTE	tmpimage[256][256]; /* <-- 64K of stack space right here */

	...
}

Look through your code and see if you have something like this in it. If
so try setting the stack to 100000 bytes or so.

--Chuck McManis
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