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gstacksize
set/get scilab global stack size
Calling Sequence
gstacksize(n) gstacksize('max') gstacksize('min') sz=gstacksize()
Arguments
- n
integer, the required global stack size given in number of double precision words
- sz
2-vector [total used]
Description
Scilab stores gobal variables in a stack
gstacksize(n) allows the user to increase or decrease the size of
this stack. The maximum allowed size depends on the amount of
free memory and swap space available at the time. Note that Scilab can
increase automatically the global stacksize when needed
sz=gstacksize() returns a 2-vector which contains the current
total and used global stack size.
gstacksize('max') allows the user to increase the size of
this global stack to the maximum.
gstacksize('min') allows the user to decrease the size of
this global stack to the minimum.
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