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What I have read from MSDN,
Each new thread or fiber receives its own stack space consisting of both reserved and initially committed memory.
Does the word ‘stack’ here really mean a ‘call stack’ or does it mean that it gets piece of memory that is called a stack?
The call stack lives on the stack. Each thread or fiber has its own private stack and that’s what the topic you link to is discussing.