3:31, its written that frame pointer points to beginning of the frame, but you said it points to base of the frame. Is the base of frame really the beginning of the frame, or is there any problem in whats written ?
Hi, I don't think there's a problem. The "base" and "beginning" that I refer to are the same thing. Basically, it's the opposite of the stack pointer that points to the top of the stack. The frame pointer points to the bottom so we can return to where it started.
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That is exactly the point - somehow many electrical engineering degrees forget to teach how a computer works. I'm trying to fill in the gap.
3:31, its written that frame pointer points to beginning of the frame, but you said it points to base of the frame. Is the base of frame really the beginning of the frame, or is there any problem in whats written ?
Hi,
I don't think there's a problem. The "base" and "beginning" that I refer to are the same thing. Basically, it's the opposite of the stack pointer that points to the top of the stack. The frame pointer points to the bottom so we can return to where it started.
@@AdiTeman oh I see, thank you for replying