maxStackElements
maxStackElements is a configuration parameter used in software systems to limit the number of elements that can be stored on a stack data structure. By bounding the stack depth, it helps prevent unbounded memory growth and can preserve performance and stability in environments that process nested or recursive operations.
When a push operation would exceed the configured limit, implementations typically report an overflow condition, throw
maxStackElements is commonly found in interpreters and virtual machines that evaluate expressions, backtracking algorithms, parsers, and
Choosing an appropriate value depends on available memory, the expected maximum depth of operations, and the
Related concepts include stack overflow, maximum call depth, and memory safety considerations when using stacks.