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  3. December 2008

Re: CALL STACK

It's not used all that much by programmers. It's a list of what
programs called what. Here's mine:

QCMD
QUICMENU
QUIMNDRV
QUIMGFLW
QUICMD
AMQOMWRX
AMQOMWRX
LIBMQZST
AMQOMWRX
AMQOMWRX
QUIDSPP
QUIMGFLW
QUIALIST

the top program calls the next program and so on. When the programs
are done, the entries disappear from the bottom.


On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 9:01 AM, manish soni <pesfunk@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear all,

Could someone please help me understand what exactly is a call stack used
for ?

Any links or resources would also be great.

Thanks as always !
Manish
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