Re: [Dev-C++] Why thisC example don't presents the correct result ?

[Maya <Esc...@ne...>]

s2...@st... wrote:

>No, the stack is never cleared (push and pop don't delete data, just
>declare it useless) so on its top there are datas 
>
Ehmm, data is the plural, and datum the singular. Sorry!

>of the other functions
>you invoked, or random data; but vectors are used from top to bottom, so
>that loop won't print that, but all internal vars previously allocated,
>the function (main) arguments, and so on until some of this is 0 or is
>reached the end of the segment (that results in a segmentation fault on
>Unix and an access violation in Windows)..
>  
>

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