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A calling convention where the caller cleans up the stack. It is used in C compilers for x86 architecture.

This convention is similar to cdecl but the callee cleans the stack. It's used in WinAPI and also in x86 architecture.

A convention that passes the first few arguments in registers which can make function calls faster; used in Microsoft and GCC compilers.

A convention used primarily by C++ compilers for member function calls where the `this` pointer is passed in a specific register.

A calling convention where the arguments are passed left to right and the callee cleans the stack, used in older Borland compilers.

A calling convention where all arguments are passed in registers if possible, used in compilers for RISC-based architectures.

A calling convention for ARM architecture that defines how functions receive parameters and return values.