Stdcall
Stdcall is a calling convention used primarily on 32-bit Windows systems to define how functions receive arguments, return values, and manage the call stack. It is widely used by the Windows API and by COM interface methods written in C or C++ on 32-bit platforms.
In stdcall, arguments are pushed onto the stack from right to left. The called function is responsible
Symbol naming on some linkers and toolchains uses a decorated form, with the function name followed by
On 64-bit Windows, stdcall is not used as a separate convention; the platform uses the Microsoft x64
See also: cdecl, fastcall, thiscall, Microsoft x64 calling convention.