I wish to verify with the Rust expert this simple Rust program (rustc 0.13.0-nightly on Linux x86-64 system):
/*
the runtime error is:
task '<main>' has overflowed its stack
Illegal instruction (core dumped)
*/
fn main() {
let l = [0u, ..1_000_000u];
}
The compile process ends perfectly with no error but at runtime the program failed with the error shown in the code comment.
Is there a limit to the dimension of fixed size array in Rust or is this a bug somewhere in the compiler?
Rust has a default stack size of 2MiB, you are just running out of stack space:
fn main() {
println!("min_stack = {}", std::rt::min_stack());
}
To allocate the array of that size you have to allocate it on the heap using box
:
fn main() {
let l = box [0u, ..1_000_000u];
}
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