The document discusses assembly procedures, specifically focusing on the 'proc' directive and the use of a runtime-stack managed by the CPU, which operates as LIFO (last in, first out). It clarifies that this runtime-stack is distinct from C/C++ stack data structures. A demo is provided via a GitHub link for further exploration of assembly language tutorials.

1. PROCEDURES IN ASSEMBLY
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2. PROC DIRECTIVE
MYPROC PROC
;CODE
RET
MYPROC ENDP
A proc works with the use of something called a runtime-stack (LIFO – Last in first out.) ” Has no relation to the C/C++ stack
data-structure. This runtime-stack is also a LIFO but works at hardware itself. The CPU manages it.”

3. DEMO
https://github.com/shankar-ray/Assembly-Language-Tutorials-for-Windows