Why the stack pointer is special in the register file?

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I have a question about the register file. As I know, the stack pointer is one of the special registers in the register file. Why it is determined specifically? I mean compiler can define any register as a stack pointer and it can use it because it knows which is defined as the stack pointer during the compilation. So, no need for any special register for it. Thank you.

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