OK, so windows places message information on the stack, and then tells WndProc() what has been placed on the stack so it can retrieve it. I think I understand.
Thank you for that good analogy.
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Type: Posts; User: RaisinToe
OK, so windows places message information on the stack, and then tells WndProc() what has been placed on the stack so it can retrieve it. I think I understand.
Thank you for that good analogy.
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The windows operating system calls the __stdcall WndProc() function, right? So how does the program know when to retreive the argument passed by windows? Or am I still not understanding it?
Hmmm, how does the calling convention know what arguments should be passed to the function? Where does it go to retrieve the arguments? Also, does that mean any function using __stdcall should always...
I am curious how the __stdcall keyword works to link a win32 application to the windows operating system. What is literally happening inside the computer when this instruction is executed? I read...