Re: Stack Overflow when using runtime Multi-threaded DLL
I don't think the CRT flavor is important. In your case the
issue comes from the IIS web server creating threads with
smaller stack sizes (IIRC 100KB vs 1MB). You must be
quite splurging the stack to need more than 100KB though!
For comparison, in Win16 stack sizes were 12KB...
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"Point Zero" <danlimcy@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I have a piece of unmanaged C++ code that runs perfecting well when
it's final form is a console application that is linked to the static
runtime multi-threaded library.
However, when I use it in a web service, which necessitates the using
of the DLL version of the runtime library, there will get stack
overflow errors very easily.
Is that any way I can increase the stack size for web services? If
not, is there any possible work around? BTW, the code concerned is
generated by bison, a parser generator.
Thanks.
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