Global memory management in C++ in stack or heap?

Question

If I declare a data structure globally in a C++ application , does it consume stack memory or heap memory ?

For eg

struct AAA
{

.../.../.
../../..
}arr[59652323];

Answer 1

Since I wasn't satisfied with the answers, and hope that the sameer karjatkar wants to learn more than just a simple yes/no answer, here you go.

Typically a process has 5 different areas of memory allocated

1. Code - text segment
2. Initialized data – data segment
3. Uninitialized data – bss segment
4. Heap
5. Stack

If you really want to learn what is saved where then read and bookmark these:

COMPILER, ASSEMBLER, LINKER AND LOADER: A BRIEF STORY (look at Table w.5)

Anatomy of a Program in Memory