Document new threading settings #47575
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| - The default size of stack is dictated by VM and OS policies. | ||
| - This setting allows overriding the default. | ||
| - The specified size should be between 64 kB and 2 GB and a multiple of the natural allocation granularity of the OS. |
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a multiple of the natural allocation granularity of the OS
Can we align the size up in the implementation so that this does not need to be documented? I think it is only a problem on Windows. This should behave just like the stackSize argument for System.Threading.Thread constructor where we do the same.
Co-authored-by: Genevieve Warren <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Genevieve Warren <[email protected]>
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| - The default stack size is dictated by .NET and OS policies. The default stack size for .NET apps is 1.5 MB on Windows and macOS, and 8 MB on Linux. The default stack size when .NET runtime is hosted (for example, COM components) is dictated by the hosting process. | ||
| - This setting allows overriding the default for threads created by .NET runtime. For example, threads created by the <xref:System.Threading.Thread.%23ctor*> API. | ||
| - The specified size should be between 64 kB and 2 GB and a multiple of the natural allocation granularity of the OS. |
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| - The specified size should be between 64 kB and 2 GB and a multiple of the natural allocation granularity of the OS. | |
| - The specified size should be between 64 kB and 2 GB. |
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