Stack and local variables: Intel Assembly Att

Trying to explain a bit more about how a function's stack works. In particular, where a functions local variables and arguments are placed.

[desmondle]

this playlist is a fucking gem. i find him naturally funny and he makes sense.

[ThisCanNotBTheFuture]

Sure does seem like it would make more sense to place your return address on the stack first and *then* your function arguments. That way you could operate on the arguments, popping them off as you finish using them, and then arrive back to your return address.

[CryingMG]

Thanks for the great playlist. Very nice introduction.

[cunningham.s_law]

thanks man
I missed a class and this is the only place I found the info I was looking for

[salmanarshad]

You need some energy to speak up broo!!

[sharon]

Thank you again, it helps so much~ I'm just going to take you on each video lol

[dj.coda.newyork]

Why b and a are not placed into the stack in the main until it calls function add?