Ok, I have entered into a wrong shitfest. First. An ABI had nothing to do with C, it is an OS/hardware calling conventions - how the stack is used and procedur

Ok, I have entered into a wrong shitfest. First. An ABI had nothing to do with C, it is an OS/hardware calling conventions - how the stack is used and procedure's parameters being passed. That is a machine code level. Second. Redefinition of hardware types is beyond bullshit. I can't even comment on this. Third. Yes, Every. Single. Architecture will have its own ABI. This is how linux kernel is organised (as a direct consequence of the above) and it has nothing to do with C. Again, it is a machine code level. The rest is not worth commenting. I missed the fact who wrote the article, so I am ok with being flagged in this discussion. This is the new normal.