On  in a message to All, Joe Kelch wrote:

JK> I'm working on a baseball stats program using Borland C++ for
JK> OS/2. I ran into a problem with stack overflow on an array of
JK> ten teams containing 100 PLAYER objects composed of 60 HITTERS
JK> and 40 PITCHERS. Using just one team allows the program to
JK> compile just fine, so I'm assuming I'm running out of data
JK> space.

JK> I thought OS/2 kind of ended that problem.

The problem is no longer with the OS, it's with your compiler.  Other
compilers don't have the problem.

JK> How can I allocate more space for data?

I solved the problem by dumping Borland.


Ed Blackman

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