线程堆栈或线程调用堆栈

Question

What I have read from MSDN ,

Each new thread or fiber receives its own stack space consisting of both reserved and initially committed memory.

Does the word 'stack' here really mean a 'call stack' or does it mean that it gets piece of memory that is called a stack?

Answer 1

That is referring to the call stack - each thread/fiber needs its own to function. Is there a reason that you think it wouldn't be the call stack?

Answer 2

The call stack lives on the stack. Each thread or fiber has its own private stack and that's what the topic you link to is discussing.