Limited number of active methods?

Question

I am currently working on a recursive program for processing data sets of various sizes.

The problem I find is that with my largest dataset (about 350,000 records), my program seems to end without providing any error information.

From testing, I think this could be due to recursion leaving too many incomplete methods open (approximate number is 72756). So my question is: does C ++ have a limit on the number of active methods, or am I looking at the wrong problem?

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