I’m not an OS programmer, my life is normally spent at high-level application programming. (The closest I come to the CPU is the week I spent trying to internalize the flow of those crazy speculative execution hacks.) Assembler is easy enough to write, that wasn’t the problem. The problem was when I encountered problems. My years of debugging application-level code has led to a pile of instincts that just failed me when debugging assembler-level bugs.
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sternenseemann published a tailCallOpt wrapper that converts any tail-recursive function into this pattern. He tested it, confirmed it worked, and concluded it was "pretty much useless" due to the overhead of copying state at every step. [1] He also noticed a deeper problem, one he explicitly said he hadn't solved.