| 11. | The value of the stack pointer can be checked at the start of the interrupt service routine.
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| 12. | The stack is implemented with an implicitly decrementing ( push ) and incrementing ( pop ) stack pointer.
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| 13. | The location of the frame pointer itself must inherently be defined as a negative offset of the stack pointer.
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| 14. | For example, it was necessary, for operating system integrity, that the stack pointer register never be odd.
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| 15. | Actually the list is fixed and it is the stack pointer that moves, up in save operation, down in restore operation.
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| 16. | The result was released in 1969 as the HP 1000; compilers used hardware-based memory locations in lieu of a stack pointer.
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| 17. | If frame pointers are being used, the prologue will typically set the new value of the frame pointer register from the stack pointer.
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| 18. | A domain was the equivalent of a Unix process without a stack pointer ( each thread in a domain had a stack pointer ).
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| 19. | A domain was the equivalent of a Unix process without a stack pointer ( each thread in a domain had a stack pointer ).
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| 20. | The topmost item in the stack is removed and the stack pointer is updated, in the opposite order of that used in the push operation.
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