> C uses the stack pointer a lot if you use a lot of stack-local variables. Mark all your stuff "static" and it will use immediate addresses instead Yes, but o

> C uses the stack pointer a lot if you use a lot of stack-local variables. Mark all your stuff "static" and it will use immediate addresses instead Yes, but optimizing compilers are decently good at using registers instead, which is unfortunately not true for less popular targets (which usually means anything other than amd64 and arm64). I think that's what GP was referring to.