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Most x86 calling conventions used the stack. That's why you'd have "fastcall".
by klodolph 5y ago
Most x86 calling conventions used the stack. That's why you'd have "fastcall".
- jcelerier 5y agoDoes that really matter ? I had 64-bit hardware and software since literally 2003. Running an x86 OS is closer to MS-DOS 5 than to present day.
- ShroudedNight 5y agoThat's true if you interpret x86 narrowly to mean only 32-bit legacy environments. Unless I missed something big, the AMD64 System V ABI (x86_64) calling convention has been register based from its origin, likewise with the Windows equivalent.