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- From: ksand@apple.com (Kent Sandvik )
- Subject: Re: Stack size in MacApp
- Sender: news@gallant.apple.com
- Message-ID: <ksand-151292162742@wintermute.apple.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 00:31:09 GMT
- References: <724452986.7524418@AppleLink.Apple.COM>
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- In article <724452986.7524418@AppleLink.Apple.COM>,
- D6431@AppleLink.Apple.COM (OptImage Interactive Svcs,PRT) wrote:
- > I need a Large stack in my MacApp Application. Is there any way I can increase
- > my stack size on application start up??
-
- No problems, actually the stack is set to 24k by default. Look inside the
- MacApp library, in the Memory.r file, and you should find the
- following resource:
-
- resource 'mem!' (kBaseMacApp,
- #if qNames
- "BaseMacApp",
- #endif
- purgeable) {
- 6 * 1024, // Add to temporary reserve
- 6 * 1024, // Add to permanent reserve
- 24 * 1024 // Base stack size. MacApp sums this entry for all 'mem!'
- resources to
- // determine what it should set the stack limit to at
- application
- // startup.
- };
-
- Copy that one to your .r file, modify the stack size to your liking
- and Rez.
-
- I actually recommend exploring the library folder, like the Memory.r
- and the Defaults.r files. You could take stuff/resources, and modify them
- to
- your liking.
-
-
- Kent
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