Exam 13: High-Level Language Interface-- Assessment

In Visual C++,an inline statement can refer to labels outside the __asm block.

The EVEN and ALIGN directives can be used in Visual C++ inline assembly code.

A language's calling convention does not include the order in which parameters are passed.

C language programs automatically convert external identifiers to all uppercase letters.

Although STDCALL is compatible with the Win32 API, it does not match the calling convention used by C programs.

The Visual C++ compiler contains command-line options for generating assembly language source code.

In Visual C++,the PTR directive cannot be used in inline assembly code.

In 32-bit mode,the offsets of stack parameters should always be calculated from EBP.

Optimizing C++ compilers rarely substitute registers in the place of variables when they generate assembly language source code.

When a C++ functions is called,floating-point values inside the function are usually pushed on the processor's floating-point stack before returning to the function's caller.

A program using the C calling convention pushes function arguments onto the stack from left to right.

The "C" specifier in extern declarations of procedures called from C++ tells the compiler to avoid decorating (changing)the procdure name.

At the beginning of an __asm block,general-purpose registers such as EAX and EBX may have unknown values.

Name decoration is used by C++ because it supports the overloading of function names.

A language's calling convention includes a list of which registers must be preserved by called procedures.