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Try instrumenting your code during a couple of test runs:
You can call getrusage() at the end of a run to see the amount of stack and heap memory your program has used. Then you can add the size of...

How about ensuring that a "limit" won't be gone over?

bash and ksh have a builtin "ulimit" ksh, for example allows you to specify the max possible core size ulimit -c <max core size> on a per...