There are many different attributes that must be handled when providing machine$-$level support for procedures. For discussion purposes, suppose procedure P calls procedure Q$,$ and Q then executes and returns back to P$.$

The call Q instruction pushes an address A onto the stack and sets the PC $($program counter$)$ to the beginning of Q$.$ The pushed address A is referred to as the return address and is computed as the address of the instruction immediately following the call instruction. The counterpart instruction ret pops an address A off the stack and sets the PC to A$.$

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