The problem here looks like its a stack overflow from too much recursion (5000 recursive calls looks like about the right number of calls to blow out a Java call stack) and not a limitation of BigInteger. Rewriting the factorial function iteratively should fix this. For example: public static BigInteger factorial(BigInteger n) { BigInteger result … Read more
The reason you are getting the stackoverflow exception is that Json.NET is a recursive, single-pass tree or graph serializer that, when PreserveReferencesHandling.Objects is enabled, always serializes the first occurrence of each object. You have constructed your 15,000 element Chacha [] array so that the first entry is the head of a linked list containing all … Read more
why does recursion cause stackoverflow so much more than loops do Because each recursive call uses some space on the stack. If your recursion is too deep, then it will result in StackOverflow, depending upon the maximum allowed depth in the stack. When using recursion, you should be very careful and make sure that you … Read more
This problem happens more often on Windows platform, because of smaller Apache’s default stack size. There is 1 MB default stack size on Windows, unlike 8 MB on Unix/Linux platforms. It could be a reason, why some for example PHP scripts works properly on Linux, but cause crash of Apache on Windows. Furthermore, the crash … Read more
If your program looks like this … int main(int, char **) { double x[5000][500],y[5000][500],z[5000][500]; // … return 0; } … then you are overflowing the stack. The fastest way to fix this is to add the word static. int main(int, char **) { static double x[5000][500],y[5000][500],z[5000][500]; // … return 0; } The second fastest way … Read more
try MAVEN_OPTS=-Xms256m -Xmx1024m -Xss1024k Note: -Xss , should be set according to hardware available
The most common cause of StackoverflowExceptions is to unknowingly have recursion, and is that happening here? … public Name(String name) { Name employeeName = new Name(name); // **** YIKES!! *** this.name = employeeName; } Bingo: recursion! This constructor will create a new Name object whose constructor will create a new Name object whose constructor will… … Read more
I have solved problem, It should work in all IDEs I think, but it definitely works in Visual Studio. PROJECT->Properties->Configuration Properties->Linker->System->Stack Reserve Size=4194304 . This makes stack size 4 MB.
When you write a = value, you are calling the property setter again. In order to use non-automatic properties, you need to create a separate private backing field, like this: ConstraintSet a; public ConstraintSet A { get { return a; } set { a = value; } }
It seems you’re thinking that a stackoverflow error is like a buffer overflow exception in native programs, when there is a risk of writing into memory that had not been allocated for the buffer, and thus to corrupt some other memory locations. It’s not the case at all. JVM has a given memory allocated for … Read more