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Using a stack for managing the local state of procedures as popularized by Algol is a simple but
effective way to achieve a primitive form of automatic memory management. Hence, the call stack
remains the backbone of most programming language runtimes to the present day. However, the
a...
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Abstract:
Using a stack for managing the local state of procedures as popularized by Algol is a simple but
effective way to achieve a primitive form of automatic memory management. Hence, the call stack
remains the backbone of most programming language runtimes to the present day. However, the
a...