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C# IAQ #4: Why Does Not C# Compiler Provide An Ability To Set Stack Size?

Why neitherC# compiler nor the language itself (through an ability of attribute) provide a way for developers to set their own stack size?

Note: You can modify stack size manually through a utility called EditBin.exe (http://blogs.geekdojo.net/richard/archive/2003/10/10/207.aspx)

posted on Friday, April 15, 2005 4:33 AM

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# re: C# IAQ #4: Why Does Not C# Compiler Provide An Ability To Set Stack Size? 4/15/2005 5:20 AM Pariampampam
Only the runtime could do that. The compiler can't know how big your stack will grow, as this is dependant on runtime behaviour.
What should the compiler do, after all? It's the runtime's job to manage your code once it executes, so the compilar has nothing to do with that....

# re: C# IAQ #4: Why Does Not C# Compiler Provide An Ability To Set Stack Size? 4/15/2005 7:33 AM Nat
My point is that developers should be able to specify that manually like what editbin.exe can do.

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