Re: Stack emptying
Lee wrote:
> Is there any method by which we could empty the stack,(pop the function
> call addresses and return addresses stored in it)? Can we atleast
> partially free the stack during program run time??
>
> Thanks
> Lee
You can subvert the normal ordering of function calls/returns using
setjmp/longjmp, take a look and see if that does what you want.
If not, perhaps you should look at system specific extensions
that manipulate things as you wish or go to a different language
(say, C++ and exceptions).
-David
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