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Originally posted by Bidoche
By definition, the stack is not heap-based...
Besides, that wouldn't change the fact that its size is fixed.
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I don't mean
the stack; I meant
a stack. That is, your own, heap-allocated stack data structure that you can use to keep track of function calls.
If it's heap-allocated, its size is still limited, sure, but at least there's more room, and you have more control over it by calling SetMemoryMax and by buying more RAM, right?
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Originally posted by rhombus:
If you don't have VC++ 6.0, I'm sure that one of us can cobble something together that does what you want.
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I probably could have something quick-and-dirty done tonight.
(BTW, not having VC++ 6 isn't an excuse anymore;
Microsoft released their VC++ 2003 compiler for free.)