Computer Science, asked by sbahduhrani, 3 months ago

why is the stack segment said to be grown downwards in the 8086?​

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Answered by Ak47here
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The stack pointer was chosen to run "downhill" (with the stack advancing toward lower memory) to simplify indexing into the stack from the user's program (positive indexing) and to simplify displaying the contents of the stack from a front panel

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