In assembly language, to return from a function, you use the ret instruction. This instruction pops the address from the top of the stack; the popped address is placed in the eip register, and the control is transferred to the popped address.
In assembly language, to return from a function, you use the ret instruction. This instruction pops the address from the top of the stack; the popped address is placed in the eip register, and the control is transferred to the popped address.