Answer Posted / reejusri

Maximum size has nothing to do with only the stack area,
but the area where the array is allocated from. The OP did
not say whether the array was created from dynamic memory
(a.k.a the heap), block or local memory (a.k.a. the stack),
or where automatic variables are declared.

The amount of memory available depends on:
1. The total memory on the platform.
2. The amount of memory allocated to the program.
3. The compiler's settings.

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