Sujet : Re: PROGRAMMING TODAY new approach in C strict runtime allows us to improve reccurency: call queue
De : fir (at) *nospam* grunge.pl (fir)
Groupes : comp.lang.cDate : 20. Mar 2024, 16:12:05
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fir wrote:
pre-cached...see my other threads i incidentally was writing as an
answer of what said somewhat "against" stacks
of what YOU said somewhat "against" stacks [errata]
(my conclusion is there is probably no need to fear/avoid
setting stack to 100 MB if yur machine has 4GB+ of ram
- and if you set it just use it
and if it will slow down programs at least i would like to observe that differences which presently i doubt (as stack is the same ram as heap and static)
PROGRAMMING TODAY new approach in C strict runtime allows us to improve reccurency: call queue
Re: PROGRAMMING TODAY new approach in C strict runtime allows us to improve reccurency: call queue