Storage_Size in a Simple Program

[csampson@inetworld.net (Charles H. Sampson)]

I've got a conceptually simple program that uses a lot of memory. It is
highly recursive (using a lot of stack) and also puts a lot of stuff on
the heap. Is there any way to specify that a lot of memory is needed
other than pragma Storage_Size?

As it is, I have three totally artificial tasks hidden in packages. The
packages' entry routines are simply pass-throughs to their embedded
task's entries. There are no concurrency issues because the simple
program is single-threaded at heart.

Is that it? That's a lot of baggage just to give permission to use more
memory, particularly when there's a lot of memory lying around now.

Thanks.

Charlie
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