Who
Aaron Ballman is a senior software engineer for a leading colorimetric software company. He has over a decade of experience writing cross-platform frameworks in C/C++, compiler & language design, and software engineering best practices.
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Tag Archives: calling conventions
Describing the MSVC ABI for Structure Return Types
An ABI is an “application binary interface”, which is basically a contract between pieces of executable code on how to behave. The ABI dictates things like how parameters are passed, where return values go, how to create and destroy stack … Continue reading
The Importance of Calling Conventions
Calling conventions are something you generally don’t have to worry about as a programmer because the compiler usually takes care of everything for you. But when you start interacting with code outside of your control (such as shared libraries), calling … Continue reading
