问题
How can I increase the stack size in Code::Blocks?
I've read this and it says default stack size in VS is 1MB. Now as far as I am concerned, it has nothing to do with VS and stack size is OS dependent. In my win10 case it is 1MB.
This seems a little bit outdated as following this: project->build options->linker settings->other linker options doesn't exist no more.
There's no build under project bar.
Anyway, I need to increase my stack size so I can declare a huge two dimensional char array and benefit from cache. Like arr[1000][1000]. As it will be on contiguous memory unlike char* arr[100] which will point to 1000 different memory addresses containing the 1000 bytes.
I'm using Windows 10 mingw compiler.
回答1:
The default size comes from the .exe, not the OS.
From MSDN:
The default size for the reserved and initially committed stack memory is specified in the executable file header.
Specifically, the stack reserve and commit sizes are specified in the IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER structure in a PE file. This can usually be set to a specific value with a linker parameter. With the MinGW toolchain you can try something like -Wl,--stack,52428800 as a gcc parameter. This option might exist in the IDE you are using, just look for build and/or linker settings.
This applies to the first thread, other threads can override the default if you specify a non-zero value when you call CreateThread.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42420727/default-stack-size