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The BASICs of the time often had GOSUB which remembered the return address. Also, while the stack not being prominent in the high level language, they very well
by weinzierl 1y ago
The BASICs of the time often had GOSUB which remembered the return address. Also, while the stack not being prominent in the high level language, they very well used one on the assembly level. For example on the C64 (probably other 6502/6510 based systems) it always started at $100 ($ being the old convention of writing hex), right after the zeropage.