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Re: Adjusting stack sizes


"Simpkins, Andy" wrote:

> I assume that you mean whilst the thread is active?  I am not sure that that
> can be done (simply)...
>
> However if you mean before you create the thread (which I am sure you don't)
> then the stack size is specified as part of cyg_thread_create

   I don't want to create a thread that adjusts its stack size at run time. I
want to create applications with threads that don't use too much thread stack
space, so I'd want to know how do the others calculate the space required by a
thread.

  I have seen a member "stack_limit" and two methods "increment_stack_limit"
and "get_stack_limit" in the Cyg_Thread class that I think that are supposed to
help the developers adjust their stacks doing some kind of run-time
simulation... but I don't know how to use that.



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