StackAttack

Porting of AROS ABIv0 32-bit / AROS 64-bit ABIv11 from StackAttack and
StackAttack2 “Amiga Version” by Georg Steger and Robin Cloutman,
respectively.

StackAttack is a small daemon that removes Gurus from stacks that are too low;
you no longer need to set the stack on the icons. 

You can set the stack manually or let StackAttack do it automatically.

It patches CreateProc, CreateNewProc, RunCommand, and SystemTagList to ensure
every new process has at least the selected minimum stack size (16 KB–1
MB), even after the system has already booted.

StackAttack has an automatic mode based on RAM. In the AROS version, it features
a Zune GUI for configuring, applying, and saving preferences. 

The settings are saved and loaded at startup via ENVARC: the line to use in
user-startup is StackAttack DAEMON.

Silent startup, no additional patches required with each change, and a counter
showing how many times the stack has been raised.

Limitations: the patch cannot be removed without restarting; the minimum applies
to all programs (there is no per-program list yet); and it does not read the
stack size specified by the icon or executable.

StackAttack supports multiple languages through catalog files; the archive will
include Italian, French, German, Spanish, and Polish.

Installation: 
Install StackAttack (wherever you want, if it's in C) 
Add this command to the User-startup: 
C:StackAttack DAEMON