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I have large Boost/Spirit metaprogram that is blowing gcc’s stack when I try to compile it.
How can I increase gcc’s stack size, so I can compile this program?
Note: There’s no infinite recursion going on, but there is enough incidental recursion to exhaust gcc’s stack.
On Linux, you can expand the stack size in /etc/security/limits.conf.
You can check your current stack size by using
Then expand the stack to be double than that:
And then relog.
This will increase stack size for all executable you’re running, not just GCC’s.