stdcall造句

The leading underscore and trailing @ and number are a name mangling scheme used with the stdcall convention.
On the other hand, conventions which are used as an API standard ( such as stdcall ) are very uniformly implemented.
Modern versions of the Windows API use stdcall, which still has the callee restoring the stack as in the Pascal convention, but the parameters are now pushed right to left.
I'm wrong about win32 ( and showing my age ) : X86 calling conventions shows that win16 calls were FAR PASCAL but that win32 calls are STDCALL .-- Talk 15 : 54, 25 November 2012 ( UTC)
:You'll find some interesting stuff in x86 calling conventions ( _ stdcall having taken over from FAR PASCAL as being Windows'calling convention du jour ), and ( as much of the Windows API is calls to DLLs ) in Dynamic-link library.
It's difficult to find stdcall in a sentence. 用stdcall造句挺难的

When compiling for the x64 architecture in a Windows context ( whether using Microsoft or non-Microsoft tools ), there is only one calling convention the one described here, so that stdcall, thiscall, cdecl, fastcall, etc ., are now all one and the same.
On the Microsoft Visual C + + compiler, the "'this "'pointer is passed in ECX and it is the " callee " that cleans the stack, mirroring the "'stdcall "'convention used in C for this compiler and in Windows API functions.
The safecall calling convention is the same as the stdcall calling convention, except that exceptions are passed back to the caller in EAX as a HResult ( instead of in FS : [ 0 ] ), while the function result is passed by reference on the stack as though it were a final " out " parameter.