Drawing a stack frame for x86 assembly

Question

So, I am kind of confused about drawing a stack frame for my assembly code. I have a feeling I started out wrong.

Here is what I got so far, but as you can see I am

Answer 1

You are right with your diagram. The compiler uses some optimizing tricks: the first call is "quite normal", indeed the "f" parameter is placed on top of the stack. The second call is postponed after the local context cleanup (instruction "leave"), and the "h" function's parameter ir "recycled" to contain "2". Than the second "call" to "f" becomes a simple "jmp", since it's the very last line in the calling function "h" (the context of "h" has been already thrown away by "leave").

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