> These days we take for granted that the CPU will provide some sort of stack pointer that gets automatically managed by a CALL/RET instruction pair.
Not really; most risc architectures still manage the stack via the compiler rather than instruction. About the closest you get is a jump-and-store-link-register instruction.
Not really; most risc architectures still manage the stack via the compiler rather than instruction. About the closest you get is a jump-and-store-link-register instruction.