What is calling convention in C and C++?
In C and C++, the calling convention is backwards, i.e. the variable declared last will be pushed into the stack first.
Following example shows the call stack of a function void funct(int i, int j) written in C/C++.
Compiler disassembly
push 30 push 20 call _funct
| Address | Stack frame | Value |
| 0xA0008 | j | 30 |
| 0xA0004 | i | 20 |
| 0xA0000 | return address of funct() | code address of next to call |
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