Wouter van Ooijen wrote:

>> You can code your function non-reentrant and had all data allocated
>> globally. [...] But the term "compiled stack" sounds like something in
>> the middle.
> 
> I don't know what you meant by that. A 'compiled stack' (I prefer the
> term 'static stack') is what most 14-bit core compilers do. Compact code
> and fast, but not reentrant.

A compiled stack is significantly different from allocating data globally.
Globally allocated data occupies space always; data on the compiled stack
occupies data only when needed. 

Gerhard

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