stdcall

[SierraC]

Hello friends, please help

.model flat, stdcall

What is stdcall?
How does it work?
please explain me

Thanks in advance.

[hutch--]

We don't normally do "requests" but it goes something like this.

.MODEL = memory model, over time there has been more than 1.
FLAT = a memory model that is linear in design with no combined segment/offset addressing.
STDCALL = standard Win32 calling convention. push arguments in reverse order then call the procedure. The procedure reads the arguments left to right on the stack and must balance the stack on exit.

[SierraC]

We don't normally do "requests" but it goes something like this.

.MODEL = memory model, over time there has been more than 1.
FLAT = a memory model that is linear in design with no combined segment/offset addressing.
STDCALL = standard Win32 calling convention. push arguments in reverse order then call the procedure. The procedure reads the arguments left to right on the stack and must balance the stack on exit.

Ok, im sorry

[felipe]

Well SierraC, don't you worry if you came here to stay and learn. But if you didn't, can you  talk a little why you want to know about that?
Just curious about what others do in the same world...

[SierraC]

Well SierraC, don't you worry if you came here to stay and learn. But if you didn't, can you  talk a little why you want to know about that?
Just curious about what others do in the same world...

Not deleting my account  ;) ;) ;)

[Mikl__]

Hi, SierraC!
See

• http://www.cyberforum.ru/post5323068.html (.model option)
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_calling_conventions stdcall

[jj2007]

If you can't understand Mikl's first link, try this version 8)

Scroll down to Structure of the program. It's worth it, I've never seen such a good explanation :t

[SierraC]

Hi, SierraC!
See

• http://www.cyberforum.ru/post5323068.html (.model option)
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_calling_conventions stdcall

Thanks Master