By gst
via bluebytesoftware.com
Published: May 18 2007 / 13:46
The CLR commits the entire reserved stack for managed threads. This by default is 1MB per thread, though you can change the values with compiler settings, a PE file editor, or by changing the way you create threads. We've been having a fascinating internal discussion on the topic recently, and I've been surprised how many people were unaware that the CLR engages in this practice. I figure there's bound to be plenty of customers in the real world that are also unaware.
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daniel replied ago:
Hmm, the link isn't working. Someone wanna post a working URL so we can fix the link in the system?
johndehope3 replied ago:
http://www.bluebytesoftware.com/blog/PermaLink,guid,733d7537-f982-4886-af62-66bed0f97ab5.aspx
daniel replied ago:
Um, that's the URL that's already in the link. :-) Doesn't work for me.
Konstantin Scheglov replied ago:
+1
It does not work in FF.
daniel replied ago:
Excellent catch, Konstantin. It does seem that the link only works in IE, or in Firefox if you've visited the site first.
As an alternate, here's a cute little bookmarklet that works fine in Firefox and gets you to the right place. Unfortunately, the way dzone does its redirection, it doesn't work in place of the current url.
javascript:document.location='http://www.bluebytesoftware.com/blog/PermaLink,guid,733d7537-f982-4886-af62-66bed0f97ab5.aspx';
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