// our way to determine if the java application is being
// finished is to check if the return instruction would cause the
// stack to underflow. this happens, since the main method ends
// with a return statement like any other method. the following
// two methods are used to save the state of the empty stack (there
// may be already the static variables be on the stack) and to check
// whether the stack is filled with the static variables only (it is empty)
void stack_save_base(void) {
stackbase = stack_get_sp();
}
// our way to determine if the java application is being
// finished is to check if the return instruction would cause the
// stack to underflow. this happens, since the main method ends
// with a return statement like any other method. the following
// two methods are used to save the state of the empty stack (there
// may be already the static variables be on the stack) and to check
// whether the stack is filled with the static variables only (it is empty)
void stack_save_base(void) {
current_task->j_stackbase = stack_get_sp();
}