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well you can write them in a text editor.. than have an assembler which will produce object files for you... from there you can load up your code onto a board or by the use of a software simulator.
one of the main uses of the stack is subroutines. branching to a subroutine requires that the [b]return address[/b] of the instruction [i]following the branch instruction[/i] be stored in a location, where upon the completion of the subroutine, the program will be able to return and continue. a subroutine is …
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