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3. how does a program using the stdcall calling convention clean up the stack after a procedure call

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Answer:how does a program using the STDCALL calling convention clean up the stack after a procedure call? It passes an integer constant to the RET instruction. This constant is added to the stack pointer right after the RET instruction has popped the procedure's return address off the stack.

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