Will stack form cause overflow just like recursion, but much later? -


If I am converting a very deep recycling into a stack form, then do I have to avoid stack overflow? More guaranteed? That is, does the heaps go to a heap or stack?

The last recurrence was going down in 5 million steps, then the stack overflow was thrown.

Yes from now on you will need to worry about it instead of memory errors < P> Generally there is a programming language runtime where the stack is not in tail position or increases in the racket due to recurring repetition optimization, the amount of memory reserved for the stack is small, runtime compared to the total available memory H If you do not use programming languages, you use heap storage and you can usually go deeper because it is more than

However, when you have used all the memory, the OS will give you Ready (i.e. not reserved) you will no longer be able to allocate more memory and that random operation will require more memory.

Of course, these new physical limitations do not apply to theoretical computing. To wit. A Turing machine will never fail, because the tape is infinitely no memory after a long time.

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