bug in reserving memory for large arrays?

[Hrafnkell Eiriksson]

Hi

The following program does not run when compiled with
egcs-1.1 on linux. It produces a SIGSEGV

#include <complex>

void main() {
	complex<float> x[1048576];
}

It does compile and run on HPUX (using gcc-2.8.1).
Is this a compiler bug, g++ library bug or just limited stack size?
I've attached a tar.gz file with the program, g++ output
when run with -v --save-temps, and all the temp files (.ii)

Thanks
  Hrafnkell

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