CS normally assigns a stack size of 1024 bytes (1K) for a
 compiled script. The stack is where all local variables in a script
 are allocated, as well as where the return addresses are stored when
 a function calls another. In some scripts, a larger stack may be
 desired, while in others, 1024 bytes is overkill. Starting with
 release 3.12, CS allows the stack size (in bytes) to be specified as
 a command line parameter "-s".  For example:

            cs -s2048 test

 would compile the script called TEST.SLT, and would allocate a stack
 for TEST of 2048 bytes. Allowable stack sizes are 64 bytes to 32767
 bytes.