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Originally Posted by Red_Dragon.
As far as I know, the value of #pragma dynamic must be greater than the value of the estimated maximum usage (to remove the recursion warning). In my script, I have it 10k.
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I know that, I'm just wondering what it's set to by default. Clearly the compiler works out how much memory might be needed, so I guess that is how much is allocated? But when recursion becomes a factor, you get that warning in the compiler box and then you have to increase the dynamic memory allocation (with #pragma dynamic) to get rid of it. Why can't (or doesn't) the compiler just do this anyway?
