Re: Largest size array in Gnat 2005 for the PC?

["ME" <abcdefg@nonodock.net>]

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"Pascal Obry" <pascal@obry.net> wrote in message 
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> ME a �crit :
>> What is the largest array (in storage units) that you can declare in Gnat
>> 2005 for the PC?
>> Does pragma Storage_ size affect this and if so where would you place it 
>> in
>> a procedure?
>
> It depends if you want to allocate it on the stack or on the heap.
I am using the stack. how do I change this at link time using GPL?
The
> stack is often smaller but the size can be changed at link time. The
> heap can use all the memory (physical + virtual) that you have on your
> computer. There is a limit in the size allocated by a single object
> imposed by the OS depending on the architecture (32bits / 64bits).
I am using Windows XP SP2 so my OS is 32 bits. You don't happen to know what 
the limit is for Windows XP SP2 ?
>
> Pascal.
>
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