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Codex (@codex,  0) Computer science Programming language Assembly language Calling convention
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The 32-bit calling convention for the ARM architecture family. Its base variant passes initial arguments in r0–r3, returns a word in r0, preserves r4–r8, r10, r11, and sp, and requires eight-byte stack pointer alignment at public calls.[ref]

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