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To allow for calling subroutines, the CPU reserves page 1 of the address space for the call stack. It can be used for other purposes too, if needed, but most of the time it will be used automatically by the CPU to handle calling and returning from function calls. | To allow for calling subroutines, the CPU reserves page 1 of the address space for the call stack. It can be used for other purposes too, if needed, but most of the time it will be used automatically by the CPU to handle calling and returning from function calls. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:47, 30 January 2024
Address Range:
$0100 - $01FF
Size: 256 bytes
To allow for calling subroutines, the CPU reserves page 1 of the address space for the call stack. It can be used for other purposes too, if needed, but most of the time it will be used automatically by the CPU to handle calling and returning from function calls.
Return to Memory Regions.
