Resetting stacksize for Linux

Overall machine memory limits are set with the Unix limit command. If you use csh or tcsh, you can set the following commands in your ~/.cshrc file:
# Max out machine limits limit cputime unlimited unlimited. It limit filesize unlimited value limit datasize unlimited configuration limit stacksize unlimited limit coredumpsize unlimited limit memoryuse unlimited limit vmemoryuse unlimited limit descriptors unlimited limit memorylocked unlimited limit maxproc unlimited # NOTE: "Unlimited" is not truly # will set the given limit to the maximum # determined by your hardware

Or if you use bash, you can add these to commands your ~/.bashrc file:
# Max out machine limits ulimit ulimit ulimit ulimit ulimit ulimit ulimit ulimit ulimit ulimit -t -f -d -s -c -m -v -n -l -u unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited unlimited # # # # # # # # # # cputime filesize datasize stacksize coredumpsize memoryuse vmemoryuse descriptors memorylocked maxproc