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Article #177Re2: Stack size in MacApp
From: 3M, Ran Bedekar,PRT
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 23:14
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 23:14
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Actually, you don't have to modify Memory.r in MacApp. MacApp totals the
values of all the 'mem!' resources in your application. You can add to the
temporary heap, the permanent heap, and the stack size by adding your own
'mem!' resource.
For example:
resource 'mem!' (1000,
#if qNames
"MoreMemory",
#endif
purgeable) {
temp,
perm,
stack
};
where:
temp = number of additional bytes of temporary heap
perm = number of additional bytes of permanent heap
stack = number of additional bytes of stack
Regards,
Nick Nallick
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