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But the stack refers to the number of calling functions, stacked upon one another too? This is why its always stack, disregard the structure.. cause its a mirro
by winReInstall 4y ago
But the stack refers to the number of calling functions, stacked upon one another too? This is why its always stack, disregard the structure.. cause its a mirror of the program running, and the usual c program uses functions.
- lmm 4y agoWell, the term is overloaded. C has recursion so an implementation needs something like a call stack, but you don't have to store it in a stack datastructure.