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Does the C++ standard talk about the call stack? It's common knowledge how stack and heap are used in C++, but I was reading through the standard and found no mention of it.
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2005/n1905.pdf
Is this something that's left up to the compiler implementation, but everyone agrees on, or did I miss something while browsing the doc?
The standard talks about storage duration instead of stack and heap. How those are implemented is up to ... implementation.
It isn't mentioned in the standard. Neither the stack nor the heap are. The standard describes the syntax and the semantics(the behavior) of C++ programs. The implementations choose to implement it as they wish.
However when you see how calls to functions must behave, there isn't a really wide choice. There has to be some sort of a stack to store local variables!