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SubjectQuestion regarding userland stack on Linux
Hi

How big could a user land stack be on Linux? I
understand that the stack pointer grows donward from
3GB(typically).

How much can it grow downward? Can I control the size
of the stack? What is the default size of the stack?
If I outgrow this, do I get a segv? Is this
information i.e. (lowest stack address permissible)
available via current?


Thanks





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