Le 22/07/2012 11:08, Thorsten Froehlich nous fit lire :
> On 22.07.12 10:43, Le_Forgeron wrote:
>> Le 22/07/2012 10:11, Thorsten Froehlich nous fit lire :
>>> On 21.07.12 17:36, Le_Forgeron wrote:
>>>> Any suggestion (short of limiting the trace level to 5 )
>>>
>>> BTW, I thing you can change he Linux default thread stack size with
>>> ulimit RLIMIT_STACK.
>>
>> Is that to be called by the thread itself, or can the first thread be
>> enough to apply to 'forked' threads too ?
> 
> ulimit is a command line program:
> http://www.google.com/search?q=linux+man+ulimit

I was afraid of that: tried it already (before posting first post of
this thread: ulimit -s has no effect (tried: it's a limit, not an
allocation size which is done by the compiler/linker code...)

One hope which remains is recompiling with specific options.
I have to try -fstack-check , and maybe -fno-stack-limit
... for gnu.

I wonder about the flag (if any) for intel compiler (icpc)

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