Revised old message about thread stack sizes.
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@@ -520,11 +520,12 @@ architectures.</p>
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<h4>epicsThreadCreate Stacksize Posix</h4>
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<p>The posix implementation of epicsThreadCreate now makes pthread calls to
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set the stack size. The sizes for (small,medium,large) stack sizes are
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(128K,256K,512K). This is used for at least the following: linux, solaris,
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HPUX, Darwin). Doing this allows creation of many more threads os most
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systems.</p>
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<p>The posix implementation of epicsThreadCreate() now makes pthread calls to
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set the stack size. The sizes returned by epicsThreadGetStackSize() for the
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inputs epicsThreadStackSmall, epicsThreadStackMedium and epicsThreadStackBig are
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128K, 256K and 512K respectively on at least the architectures Linux, Solaris,
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HPUX and Darwin (different values are used on vxWorks and RTEMS). This allows
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creation of many more threads on most systems.</p>
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<h4>dbNotify</h4>
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