Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
> A static stack is (except for the ban on recursion/reentrancy)
> completely invisible to the user. And it takes the same amount of RAM
> as a real data stack.

Not quite.  A static stack has to allocate storage based on the worst case
possible subroutine nesting.  A real stack uses storage according to the
actual subroutine nesting that occurs at run time.


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