Shoot.
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Under Windows platforms, the stack size information is contained in the executable files.
It can be set during compilation in Visual C++, but this is not available in gcc.
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I use Dev-C++ with GCC. No changing of the stack size for me. Unless I can get a hold of a program (such as editbin.exe and dumpbin.exe) to modify it manually. Either way, I think that is a cheap way around this problem.
Edit: A correction to when I said 10-20 possible moves. Often, states have as many as 200 cross edges to different branches (200 possible moves). That's why the graph unfolds into one main branch so easily; there is almost always an undiscovered state that can be accessed. But it also means the BFS'd graph is very (very) shallow. Maybe even closer to 10 levels.