I'm using my Mac, and the hard limit of stack is 65520. This caused me not able to run my program with recursion using huge data. How can I solve it?
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I'm using my Mac, and the hard limit of stack is 65520. This caused me not able to run my program with recursion using huge data. How can I solve it?
I know it's $$$\Theta\left(n^2\right)$$$ but I don't know how to build a case to hack it.
I read Blowing up unordered_map, and how to stop getting hacked on it but it doesn't work for GNU C++20 (64). Custom invocation of the hack shown in the blog shows:
x = 107897: 0.064 seconds, sum = 2666686666700000
x = 126271: 0.055 seconds, sum = 2666686666700000
which means that this hack doesn't work.
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