Calling convetions question

[Andreas Jaeger]

"Petar Penchev" <ptr@melexis.com> writes:

> Hello All,
> Before a function call GCC reserves space in stack for function's
> return  value (if needed), and then for function's arguments (if
> needed). Is it  possible to reverse this , i.e. firts function's
> arguments to be placed in  the stack and then fuction's return value ?

This is defined in the processor specific ABI for each environment,
there's not much GCC can do in the general case,

Andreas
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