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[LCP]Threads in Linux

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Subject: [LCP]Threads in Linux
From: "Rafael Sanchez" <rsanchez@metilinx.com>
Date: Mon Jun 24 21:47:04 2002
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I have a program in C++ in Linux which is using large arrays (150000) inside a function, which called by a thread. After compiling the same program in other platforms I am getting weird run time errors, related to the stack and my application crashes.

question: using large arrays in that way is a problem with other platforms, like HP-UX or Solaris ?

Thanks,
Rafael

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