NK> I have read all the strange help or so called help on how to
 NK> allocate more memory from the stack. However I cannot
 NK> understand how to then use that allocated memory. The demo when
 NK> run will alocate as much memory as you spesifu under 64K and
 NK> repeated runs will continue to until no more is left, but how
 NK> do I use it? Any insite would be good, Nick. 

  You have the logic around backwards, Nick. Stack is there to be used
as needed by your program, and sometimes you use it all, accidentally.
Having more than you need does not make the program run any better
but having less than you need stops it! You run out of stack space.

  Your demo is doing that intentionally, but you can do it
accidentally too. If you call part of a program within itself
recursively again and again, and use a new variable each time (a large
array, say) then you need stack space for that variable each time, and
you soon run over the 64K. If this happens, you need to know how to
get around it... by using the heap instead, or re-using the same
variable, or whatever.

Regards,
Bob
 
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