An address that identifies the location of the most recent item placed on the stack. See stack trace. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

[Raymond Chen] wondered why the x86 ENTER instruction had a strange second parameter that seems to always be set to zero. If you’ve ever wondered, [Raymond] explains what he learned in a recent blog ...

In program debugging, a stack trace is a report of the computer's internal processing operations. It generally identifies the last routine called in the program before it crashed. See stack and stack ...