I agree. It seems, though, that many C students think that there is a stack (ie. hardware SP, and related addressing mode(s), bound checking etc.).
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I agree. It seems, though, that many C students think that there is a stack (ie. hardware SP, and related addressing mode(s), bound checking etc.).
The C language, as far as I know, doesn't have any statement or anything that can help you learn parallel programming.
That does not mean you can't do parallel computing from C, but you have to...
Or the hardware doesn't know how to handle a stack, hardware stack handling is not a prerequisite as far as I know...
Yes Sebastiani, I was referring to pointer arithmetic which I think it is important to mention, since the ++ operator comes from the PDP 11 autoincrement mode : (Rn)+ (see Department of Computer...
How do you even know there is a stack (used for parameter passing) ?
x++ doesn't mean that the increment value is 1, it can be anything, so the use of something like "INC" is a very special case.
Stephane.