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Pete Davis
It's unlikely that this is really a stack size issue. Generally stack faults
happen because of unending recursion or other bugs that cause the stack to
overflow. Increasing the stack size will generally only buy you some more
time.
There are some quirks in Interop that may be causing your problem as well.
I don't know how you can change the stack size from C# and I'm not even sure
it's possible. If you have the source to the control, I'd try to find the
real source of the problem.
Pete
happen because of unending recursion or other bugs that cause the stack to
overflow. Increasing the stack size will generally only buy you some more
time.
There are some quirks in Interop that may be causing your problem as well.
I don't know how you can change the stack size from C# and I'm not even sure
it's possible. If you have the source to the control, I'd try to find the
real source of the problem.
Pete