A calling convention refers to the way a function transmits parameters to a called function and receives a return value from it.
I believe I understand how the linux x86-64 ABI uses registers and stack to pass parameters to a function (…
linux assembly x86-64 calling-convention abiI saw in several places that Microsoft calling conventions for x64 platforms were narrowed down to just one: Caller cleans …
compiler-construction 64-bit x86-64 calling-conventionI am working with ARM assembly, where I have to write one subroutine for which I am following the ARM …
assembly arm calling-conventionAMD has an ABI specification that describes the calling convention to use on x86-64. All OSes follow it, except …
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assembly cpu callstack low-level calling-conventionSay I have this function: int func2() { printf("func2\n"); return 0; } Now I declare a pointer: int (*fp)(double); This …
c function-pointers calling-conventionThe x86-64 System V ABI (used on everything except Windows) used to live at http://x86-64.org/documentation/…
linux assembly x86-64 calling-convention abiThere are different calling conventions available in C/C++: stdcall, extern, pascal, etc. How many such calling conventions are available, …
c++ c winapi visual-c++ calling-conventionThis is what I see by disassemble for the statement function(1,2,3);: movl $0x3,0x8(%esp) movl $0x2,0x4(%esp) movl $0…
assembly x86 stack calling-conventionI am new to Android development. I want to make a call to a number but I don't want to …
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