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What is the Maximum Size that an Array can hold?
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Answer Posted / sankalp bose
For arrays allocated on the stack, it depends upon the
maximum stack size. For example, for gcc, it is normally 64K
but may be something else. For arrays allocated dynamically
or arrays defined in global/static scope, this number is
different and depends upon the maximum heap area size and
the maximum data segment size respectively. The getrlimit
system call can be used to get all these values.
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