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In article <5422@cbmvax.UUCP> bryce@commodore.COM (Bryce Nesbitt) writes:
:The stack is different from CLI and Workbench.  If your compiler has
:a global that gives the stack size, then use it.  Else:
:
:[ code ]
:	fprintf(Handle,"Actual stack is: %ld\n\n",
:	       CLI->cli_DefaultStack<<2);
:	}
:    else
:	{
:	fprintf(Handle,"This is not a CLI process\n");
:	fprintf(Handle,"Actual stack is %ld\n\n",Process->pr_StackSize);
:	}

	Say, Bryce, didn't we go around on this a while back?  As I recall,
the CLI, Process, and Task structures lie about how much stack you have.
The only reliable way to find out how much stack you have is to look at the
longword at the very top of the stack, which contains the stacksize.

	Finding the top of your stack is not obvious to me at the moment...

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