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• Stack frame
  In [[computer science]], a '''stack frame''' is a [[memory management]] strategy used to create and destroy temporary ...ate=2007-04-27}}</ref>. When the called procedure finishes executing, its stack frame is removed from the stack, and thread execution resumes back in the calling
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• Stack frame/Approval
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• Stack frame/Definition
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• Actual parameter/Related Articles
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• Buffer overflow/Related Articles
  * [[Stack frame]], which describes the [[memory management]] strategy that makes this attac
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• Canary value
  ...de. Implemented within a [[compiler]], canary values modify a program's [[stack frame]] to detect---but not prevent---buffer overflow attacks, imposing a worst c ...o the function epilogue which check the canary value, as it appears in the stack frame. If incorrect, the new instructions cause the program to go into a fail-sa
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• Stack
  * In many [[high-level language|high-level languages]], a [[stack frame]], based upon the idea of a stack, is used to store
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• Stack frame
  In [[computer science]], a '''stack frame''' is a [[memory management]] strategy used to create and destroy temporary ...ate=2007-04-27}}</ref>. When the called procedure finishes executing, its stack frame is removed from the stack, and thread execution resumes back in the calling
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• Register allocation
  ...on problem is to assign each variable a distinct memory location using a [[stack frame]]. Although this solution produces correct results, they are generally quit * [[stack frame]]
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• Buffer overflow
  ...o the function epilogue which check the canary value, as it appears in the stack frame. If incorrect, the new instructions cause the program to go into a fail-sa
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• Computer science/Catalogs/List of seminal concepts in computer science
  * [[threading]] and local variable [[scope]], requiring use of [[stack frame|stack frames]]
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• Register allocation by graph coloring
  ...on problem is to assign each variable a distinct memory location using a [[stack frame]]. Although this solution produces correct results, they are generally quit
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• Compiler
  * [[stack frame]]
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