Originally posted by: Vgoel77

In the past I posted a message explaining how I get a stack overflow type error when I run my scheduling model with a large data set. I was told that CPO throws that error if a cumul function is pulsed by 10s of thousands interval variables. The solution proposed was to provide some kind of argument at run time.

Sicne that time, a lot of my postings and responses to those postings have disappeared. Can some one please re-specify what that argument should be
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Originally posted by: GGR

Hi

that was a bug in the system that has been corrected in the 12.4 version. The 12.5 version is now available. Can you tell me on which version you were working that shows the problem.

If it is a previous version than 12.4, I suggest you upgrade.

Hope that helps
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Originally posted by: GGR

Hi

that was a bug in the system that has been corrected in the 12.4 version. The 12.5 version is now available. Can you tell me on which version you were working that shows the problem.

If it is a previous version than 12.4, I suggest you upgrade.

Hope that helps
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Originally posted by: Vgoel77

Hello
I believe I am using the 12.4 version and I still get that stack overflow error.

"Unhandled exception at 0x000000013fca503f in xxx.exe: 0xC00000FD: Stack overflow."

It will take a lot of time for me to get approvals to install 12.5. Please specify the work-around that you provided earlier (specifying a command line argument)
Thanks
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Originally posted by: GGR

Hi Vikas

I do not know precisely what you mean. May be augmenting the C++ stack size.

I suggest you have a look on http://www.cs.nyu.edu/exact/core/doc/stackOverflow.txt and adapt the stack limit in function of your system

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