When the ebp register is pushed onto the stack (this is on IA-32 architecture) how many bytes does it occupy?
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When the ebp register is pushed onto the stack (this is on IA-32 architecture) how many bytes does it occupy?
In x86-32, all of the main registers (including EBP) are 32 bits in size, and take up 4 bytes on the stack. The only exception that pops out at me are CS, DS, ES, etc — and even those, IIRC, are pushed onto the stack as 32-bit values in order to keep the stack dword-aligned.