Michael Watterson wrote:
>  >No, the stack is used for all return addresses, whether they be as a
> result
>  >of a interrupt or a explicit call.
>
> That's an implementation dependency.

We were talking about the PIC 16 hardware, so this is not something the
application gets to decide.  Of course you can implement your own call and
return functions, but that then has nothing to do with running on a PIC 16
anymore.


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