how to find stack size in java

hello gyus is there any way to find out the current stack size of any program?

Sounds like a job for Thread.currentThread().getStackTrace().

Thread (Java Platform SE 6)

but i think this works to find out the stack trace i.e the usage of stack.but i have to find out the remaing stack size of code.

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Originally Posted by aditiya

but i think this works to find out the stack trace i.e the usage of stack.but i have to find out the remaing stack size of code.

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What does that even mean? Give us an example.

My code is a single thread program. if i allocate the stack size of 1024K so how would i find when main thread executes how much stack has been consumed and how much is still available? and if i do not allocate the stack size so how much stack size will allocated by JVM by default?

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Originally Posted by aditiya

My code is a single thread program. if i allocate the stack size of 1024K so how would i find when main thread executes how much stack has been consumed and how much is still available? and if i do not allocate the stack size so how much stack size will allocated by JVM by default?

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Google is your friend. I don't normally act as a Google front-end, but 'java stack size' gives this as the first item.