stdcallspecific
stdcallspecific is a term that refers to calling conventions used in programming, specifically within the Microsoft Windows operating system. When a function is declared with the stdcall calling convention, it dictates how arguments are passed to the function, how the stack is managed, and how the function returns a value.
The stdcall convention, also known as the `__stdcall` keyword in languages like C and C++, specifies that
A key characteristic of stdcall is that arguments are pushed onto the stack from right to left.
The stdcall convention was widely used in the Win32 API and is still prevalent in many Windows-specific