[omniORB] Stack size in CORBA(omniORB) threads

[radamkie at kdm.pl ()]

We implement one application using omniORB on Linux RH Enterprise 3 Platform
where the "ulimit" command with option -s sets maximal stack size per thread.
When own omni_threads are created, we mark, that default thread always
on start takes maximal stack size. So, by creating own threads we have
to use creating properities to change taken stack size. But the problem
is by threads in omniORB, which seem to take default value of stak size
(maximal).
Is there any method, way etc. to change stack size taken by creating
omniORB threads?

Cheers,
Radek

[Luke Deller]

Hi Radek,

Post by radamkie at kdm.pl ()
Is there any method, way etc. to change stack size taken by creating
omniORB threads?

I'm not aware of any such setting in omniORB itself. However you can
change the default stack size for threads created by the omnithread
library (which is used by omniORB).

Here's a snippet from omnithread.h:

class omni_thread {
...
static void stacksize(unsigned long sz);
static unsigned long stacksize();
// Use this value as the stack size when spawning a new thread.
// The default value (0) means that the thread library default
is
// to be used.
...
}

Regards,
Luke.


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