Is there a limit to the size of 2-D arrays?

I was hoping to put some data into a large, two-dimensional array

Code:

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int array[2319][2319];

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I compile everything and it comes up with 0 errors and 0 warnings, but when I execute the file, it just crashes when it tries to declare the array. The program's fine for smaller 2-D arrays so I'm assuming there's a limit to how big the arrays can be.
Does anyone know a way to get around this?

It's possible you can get away with it if it's global, since you'll have a bit more room to play with. However, you'd be better off allocating it dynamically.


Quzah.

Well that would depend on your OS and compiler, and whether there was any way to configure the default stack size a process is allowed to have.