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Function silc_stack_pop SYNOPSIS
        SilcUInt32 silc_stack_pop(SilcStack stack);
DESCRIPTION
        Pop the top of the stack upwards which reveals the previous stack frame
        and becomes the top of the stack.  After popping, memory allocated in
        the old frame is freed.  For each silc_stack_push call there must be
        silc_stack_pop call to free all memory (in reality any memory is not
        freed but within the stack it is).  This returns the stack pointer of
        old frame after popping and caller may check that it is same as
        returned by the silc_stack_push.  If it they differ, some routine
        has called silc_stack_push but has not called silc_stack_pop, or
        silc_stack_pop has been called too many times.  Application should
        treat this as a fatal error, as it is a bug in the application code.

        If `stack' is NULL this call has no effect.
EXAMPLE
        This example saves the stack pointer which is checked when popping
        the current stack frame.  If the stack pointer differs then someone
        has pushed the stack frame but forgot to pop it (or has called it
        too many times).

        sp = silc_stack_push(stack, NULL);
        silc_foo_parse_packet(packet, stack);
        if (silc_stack_pop(stack) != sp)
          fatal("corrupted stack");
SilcStack Interface SilcStack SilcStackFrame silc_stack_alloc silc_stack_free silc_stack_push silc_stack_pop

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