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Plue 29 Jan 2006, 11:29
In a basic-like language, should I put global variables on the stack or reserve data for them in the file? (I'm talking about fundamental types like int.)

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crc 29 Jan 2006, 20:12
I would reserve space for them in the file; if you put them on the stack, you have a harder time keeping track of their exact depth when a deeply nested subroutine needs to use them. Local variables are fine on the stack though, since only the most recently called routine needs to access them.

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