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Guillaume at 11:39, 1 April 2011

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 ==See also==
 *[[dumpbin]]
 *[[editbin]]

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 ==How-To==
-* Copy paste the following code and save it as a batchfile in your simulation ''\exe'' folder under the name ''IncrementSizeOfStack.bat'':
+* Copy paste the following code and save it as a batchfile in your simulation ''\exe'' folder under the name ''[[IncrementSizeOfStack]].bat'':
   @echo off
   REM IncrementSizeOfStack.bat

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 or
-* Visual Studio C++ 2010 Express (free software)
+* [http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/ Visual Studio C++ 2010 Express (free software)]
 Visual Studio 2008 (or Visual Studio C++ 2010 Express) provides the [[dumpbin]] and the [[editbin]] command-line tools.

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   > IncrementSizeOfStack.bat MohidWater_x64_release_double_DD-MM-YYYY.exe
-The batch file starts testing different stack sizes. Once you get the MohidWater running, edit the ''laststacksize.txt'' file to see what is the minium number of Stack reserve that made the model run.
+The batch file starts testing different stack sizes.
 ==See also==

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 ==How-To==
-* Copy paste the following code and save it as a batchfile in your simulation ''\exe'' folder
+* Copy paste the following code and save it as a batchfile in your simulation ''\exe'' folder under the name ''IncrementSizeOfStack.bat'':
   @echo off
   REM ARG1 %1 is for example "MohidWater_x64_release_double_27-03-2011.exe"
   set MOHID=%1
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+  )
-* You also need to create a file containing a single column of integers ranging from 1 to 1000 (copy paste from  an excel column, for example) and save it as ''indexes.txt'' in your simulation ''\exe'' folder.
+* You also need to create a file containing a single column of integers ranging from 1 to 1000 (copy paste from  an excel column, for example) and save it as ''indexes.txt'' in your simulation ''\exe'' folder:
 * Open the special console ''Start-->All programs-->VS2008-->VS2008 Tools-->VS2008 Command prompt'' and type

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	[http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/memory-limits-applications-windows/ Intel Forum: memory-limits-applications-windows]		[http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/memory-limits-applications-windows/ Intel Forum: memory-limits-applications-windows]
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	==Requirements==		==Requirements==

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 Stacksize reserve is a problem in windows because windows OSes limit the use of code data and static data to 2GB only (even for x64 architectures). The best description found over this matter, to this date, on the internet is in this thread in intel forums
-[http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/memory-limits-applications-windows/]
+[http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/memory-limits-applications-windows/ Intel Forum: memory-limits-applications-windows]
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   > IncrementSizeOfStack.bat MohidWater_x64_release_double_DD-MM-YYYY.exe
-The batch file starts testing different stack sizes. Once you get the MohidWater running, edit the laststacksize.txt file to see what is the minium number of Stack reserve that made the model run.
+The batch file starts testing different stack sizes. Once you get the MohidWater running, edit the ''laststacksize.txt'' file to see what is the minium number of Stack reserve that made the model run.
 ==See also==

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   set MOHID=%1
   for /F %%i in (indexes.txt) do (
-	editbin /STACK:%%i000000 %MOHID%.exe
+ 	editbin /STACK:%%i000000 %MOHID%.exe
-	@echo %%i000000 > lastStackSize.txt
+ 	@echo %%i000000 > lastStackSize.txt
-	%MOHID%
+ 	%MOHID%
+  )