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- Stack overflow vs stack crash
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  Answered Nov 04, 2014 · 2 votes
  A stack overflow is extensively discussed here and means an overflow condition when there's not enough stack memory and other data gets overwritten causing undefined behavior.
  "Stack crash" is likely a synonymous of the first although I've heard it (or stack corruption) to indicate, mostly in a debugging environment, when the stack pointer gets corrupted causing all the debugging stack-related views to stall (and obviously also the debuggee as well).
  A heap overflow doesn't usually happen except in some memory-pool-managed circumstances since, assuming the operating system is doing a good job, you will never get to overwrite a used memory chunk by having that marked as writable. If heap memory gets exhausted your system will likely tell you that and fail.
  A heap crash might be defined as an invalid use of heap memory, e.g. access violation or accessing invalid addresses. It should fall in the broader terminology of memory corruption and storage violation (these might be linked to stack overflows).
  Not sure where you've heard of these terms, especially "stack crash", but I wouldn't use it to avoid confusion.
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- Stack overflow exception in C# setter
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  Answered Jul 18, 2010 · 51 votes
  When you write a = value, you are calling the property setter again.
  In order to use non-automatic properties, you need to create a separate private backing field, like this:
  ConstraintSet a;public ConstraintSet A { get { return a; } set { a = value; } }-
  
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- stack overflow error in C++ program
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  Answered Oct 08, 2014 · 8 votes
  Visual studio defaults to 1MB stack size, it looks like:
  Complex G[HEIGHT][WIDTH];-
  
  will be just about 1MB, you can modify this using /F and the document says (emphasis mine):
  Without this option the stack size defaults to 1 MB. The number argument can be in decimal or C-language notation. The argument can range from 1 to the maximum stack size accepted by the linker. The linker rounds up the specified value to the nearest 4 bytes. The space between /F and numberis optional.
  The most obvious alternative would be to use dynamic memory allocation via new or std::vector.
  Visual Studio as far as I know actually has one of the smaller default stack sizes:
  platform default size =====================================SunOS/Solaris 8192K bytesLinux 8192K bytesWindows 1024K bytescygwin 2048K bytesMac OS X 8192K bytes
  
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- Stack overflow (parameters: 0x00000001, 0x00442FF8)
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  Answered Dec 10, 2015 · 1 votes
  You have stack overflow in function:
  int pow(int ap, int nt){ if (nt == 0) return 1; else return ap *= pow(ap, --nt);}
  
  for very large nt it will enter too deeply in recursion causing SO
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- Stack overflow caused by recursive function
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  Answered Apr 12, 2013 · 46 votes
  Whenever you call a function, including recursively, the return address and often the arguments are pushed onto the call stack. The stack is finite, so if the recursion is too deep you'll eventually run out of stack space.
  What surprises me is that it only takes 4793 calls on your machine to overflow the stack. This is a pretty small stack. By way of comparison, running the same code on my computer requires ~100x as many calls before the program crashes.
  The size of the stack is configurable. On Unix, the command is ulimit -s.
  Given that the function is tail-recursive, some compilers might be able to optimize the recursive call away by turning it into a jump. Some compilers might take your example even further: when asked for maximum optimizations, gcc 4.7.2 transforms the entire function into:
  int returnZero(int anyNumber) { return 0;}
  
  This requires exactly two assembly instructions:
  _returnZero: xorl %eax, %eax ret
  
  Pretty neat.
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