I'm making an attempt to understand asm and have a brief
question concerning usage of the stack. lemme get this
straight: because you only have a limited amount of registers
to work with you can use the stack to temporarily 'push'
the contents of a register onto the stack and 'pop' it off
of the stack when you wish to use it. Is this an accurate
understanding the stack's general purpose and usage? what
is the sort of data that is usually put on the stack?
thanks in advance.
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: question concerning usage of the stack. lemme get this
: straight: because you only have a limited amount of registers
: to work with you can use the stack to temporarily 'push'
: the contents of a register onto the stack and 'pop' it off
: of the stack when you wish to use it. Is this an accurate
: understanding the stack's general purpose and usage? what
: is the sort of data that is usually put on the stack?
: thanks in advance.
It'd be great if anyone could direct me to some general
asm newsgroups. preferrable those not yet permeated with
lame posts and flame messages. A sensible group of people,
ya know?
thanks again.
: asm newsgroups. preferrable those not yet permeated with
: lame posts and flame messages. A sensible group of people,
: ya know?
: thanks again.
This is probably the most civil board on the web. Trust me
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