Quiz submission record for quiz2-2-2 at Thu Jul  1 07:59:49 2004:

Your Answer for Question 1:
To reduce register spilling, it helps to have both temporary and saved registers.  This way the temporary registers don't need to be stored upon return of a function.

Your Answer for Question 2:
If we eliminate nested calls, then we wouldn't have to spill the procedure return values, args, etc into memory.  If nested calls are allowed, excluding recursive functions only, then I don't think we could eliminate any steps.   I have not programmed in scheme.

Your Answer for Question 3:
There's a lot to keep track of with procedure calls.  Keeping meticulous track of the registers, memory addresses of stored function parameters, and stock pointers is a bit daunting to maintain and program


Your unique submission ID is quiz2-2-2-cs61c-ed-1088693989-1573.