Is there a way to compile a windows program so it will allocate the stack using SEC_LARGE_PAGES or the equivalent?
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Is there a way to compile a windows program so it will allocate the stack using SEC_LARGE_PAGES or the equivalent?
No. Large pages do not behave like regular pages, and the kernel expects the stack to contain regular pages.