1. Calling conventionIn computer science, a calling convention is a scheme for how subroutines receive parameters from their caller and how they return a result; calling conventions can differ in: where parameters and return values are placed (in registers; on the call stack; a mix of both) the order in which parameters are passed (or parts of a single parameter) how the task of setting up for and cleaning up after a function call is divided between the caller and the callee which registers that may be directly used by the callee may sometimes also be included (otherwise regarded as an ABI-detail).
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