> I don't think they're necessarily bugs. IMHO the WARN_ON is better off
> at 7k level like it is today with the current STACK_WARN. 4k for a
> stack for common code really is small. I doubt you're going to find
You want the limit settable. On a production system you want to set the
limit to somewhere appropriate for the stack size used. When debugging
(eg to remove any last few bogus users of 8K stack space) you want to be
able to set it to just under 4K
Alan
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