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by anon4
4585 days ago
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I imagine you basically mean that the called function stack-allocates one list node, sets up a "return trampoline" so when a return is executed, the returned value is returned one more level up, then jumps back into the code that called it. The issue I see is that returning gets to be a somewhat more expensive operation due to having to return several levels up. Am I completely wrong here? |
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