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Daz
Hi everyone!
It is indeed, once again time for me to ask another stupid question.
I have been searching around on the net for quite a while, and can't
find anything that explains 'exactly' what a stack overflow is, or how
it's detected. I know that it's leterally putting too many objects on
the stack, but how many objects can you have on the stack, or do OSs
only allow a certain number of recursive calls to functions?
I apologise in advance if I am missing something here.
Regards
Daz
It is indeed, once again time for me to ask another stupid question.
I have been searching around on the net for quite a while, and can't
find anything that explains 'exactly' what a stack overflow is, or how
it's detected. I know that it's leterally putting too many objects on
the stack, but how many objects can you have on the stack, or do OSs
only allow a certain number of recursive calls to functions?
I apologise in advance if I am missing something here.
Regards
Daz