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1. Evaluates an expression based on the current stack frame.

2. Moves the active stack frame up.

3. Provides a virtual call stack frame for the interpreter.

4. Moves the active stack frame down.

5. Gets the register set for this stack frame.

6. A stack frame is essentially the same as a function call.

7. A yellow arrow identifies the stack frame where the execution pointer is currently located.

8. Closures provide an environment, a stack frame,(sentencedict.com) for local variables.

9. Once inside a function, a local stack frame is created by copying esp to ebp (line 62).

10. Indicates that the method context contains the active stack frame of a non-current thread.

11. The first part of the stack frame is the non-volatile register save area.

12. So this instruction stores the link register (which holds the return address) into the proper location in the calling function's stack frame.

13. Otherwise[sentencedict.com], it assumes the provided address as a valid stack frame start address and attempts to traceback.

14. This is useful for breaking on return to a stack frame.

15. Since you did not call any functions or use any local storage, you did not need a stack frame at all, so you can now just exit through the link register.

16. Remember that the link register is stored in the calling function's stack frame, not the function's own stack frame.

17. This article discusses the working mechanism of RPR-based MSR with protocol stack frame structure node function and networking included.

18. So you simply need to move the stack pointer by adding the stack frame size to the stack pointer using ai $sp, $sp, FRAME_SIZE.

19. It looks like Hansel has confused the two variable names because they're using the same stack frame slot.

20. However, since the base case doesn't call any other functions, you don't need to load the link register from the stack frame -- the value is still there.

21. This is because each time a function is called, it has an activation record (also called a stack frame) associated with it.

22. The stack pointer tells you where the end of your current stack frame is.

23. Most often. the caller knows the location of the called procedure's stack frame.

24. In a Java program, a root is a reference to an object held in a static variable or in a local variable on an active stack frame.

25. You load register 3 with the return value and perform the function epilogue to restore the stack frame and return.