X64 - Why use 'call'?

Question

In recent versions of Windows, for example (win 8.1 x64) and programs compiled with the VC ++ 'call' instruction, are still present. Not a quick and best way to store a return address in registers, just like most arguments, rather than using a stack?

What I mean:

Functions:

func:

; do something

jmp r8

Instance:

lea r8, [rip + tmp_1 - tmp_0] ; or rip + 'jmp func' size

tmp_0:

jmp func

tmp_1:

; rest of code

Answer 1

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