| author | Andreas Lochbihler |
| Wed, 11 Feb 2015 18:39:56 +0100 | |
| changeset 59527 | edaabc1ab1ed |
| parent 59468 | fe6651760643 |
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(* Title: Pure/ML-Systems/maximum_ml_stack_polyml-5.5.3.ML |
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Maximum stack size (in words) for ML threads -- Poly/ML 5.5.3, or later. |
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*) |
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fun maximum_ml_stack limit = [Thread.MaximumMLStack limit]; |
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explicit threads_stack_limit (for recent Poly/ML SVN versions), which leads to soft interrupt instead of exhaustion of virtual memory, which is particularly relevant for the bigger address space of x86_64;
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