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  1. david_navigator
    I have some inherited code that does some complex maths using a recursive function (i.e the function calls itself). Last night a customer had a situation where running the routine killed the app. My belief is that the app ran out of stack space due to this routine calling itself multiple times and thus died. Is there anyway to detect this is likely to happen so that the code can be aborted with a message instead? David
  2. Jud
    I've written several multi-threaded programs with the parallel library, usually using tasks but one or two using parallel for. I have a new one that is more natural for parallel for. The problem is that this is the first one that must use recursion. Inside the loop there is some initial stuff and then it calls a procedure that calls itself, and that isn't working. If the parallel loop only has one iteration, e.g. parallel.for(1,1 ... ) or parallel.for(2,2 ... ), it works. But for actual work, with the recursion and parallel.for, it locks up. How can I get a recursive procedure to work in a multi-threaded program?
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