GCC can be provided with a linker option to set a custom stack size for a program:
gcc -Wl,-z,stack-size=4194304 file.c
In Linux, how do I find out what this stack size value was when the executable was compiled?
GCC can be provided with a linker option to set a custom stack size for a program:
gcc -Wl,-z,stack-size=4194304 file.c
In Linux, how do I find out what this stack size value was when the executable was compiled?
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