From: gebauer@ciens.ula.ve (Julian R. Suarez G.)
Subject: Re:  serious bug with CYGNUS GCC b16
3 Dec 1996 06:19:12 -0800
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Dear sir.
In C and C++ local variables to a function are allocated in the
stack whosa porpouse is mainly to track the program state
between function calls and interruptions. When such a quantity
of memory is required, it is either defined globaly (outside 
every function, usualy prior to main) or allocated dinamically
using "malloc" for C and C++ or the "new" operator in C++.

Best regards.
Julian Suarez
gebauer@ciens.ula.ve
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