Yeah, but why would you waste it for stack space, when you can do an event-driven design, and allocate the resources only when needed? Anyways, I was talking a

Yeah, but why would you waste it for stack space, when you can do an event-driven design, and allocate the resources only when needed? Anyways, I was talking about C, where the stack is allocated when the thread is created and you cannot resize it later, nor it will grow automatically. With dynamic languages it is different, but don't expect handling that much connections with them either.