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01:15:50 <jyfl987> crc: have you ever tested that how much depth would a module operated the stack in general?
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04:50:11 <crc> in retro, I seldom exceed 20 items on the stack at most (data, address stack gets much deeper)
04:51:06 <crc> in parable, I've dealt with larger numbers of items (in the mid hundreds), but that's mostly due to a lack of arrays
06:53:00 <jyfl987> crc: so if its about 20 depth, it could easily optimized on some register machine which has large number of general purpose register like MIPS which have 32
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11:45:48 <crc> jyfl987: that would be possible, but it's outside my area of interest
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