Today out of curiosity, i tried something very weird: The Code : int num = 2; int * point = # printf(\"%p\\n\" , &point);
Below is the code The Code: #include <stdio.h> int * num(void); int main(void) { int * num2; num2 =num();
I have a set of components that are added to my Flex 4 stage dynamically. Problem 1: How do I address these objects when adding them to print.I cant generate objects on the fly and append them becaus
I heard that the 8086 has 16-bit registers which allow it to only address 64K of memory. Yet it is still able to address 1MB of memory which would require 20-bit registers. It does this by using anoth
Is it possible to copy data from a user space address to kernel space? If so, who will handle translating VMA so there are no page fau开发者_如何学编程lts? Would memcpy guarantee this to be safe?copy_
I am very new to Assembly language. I was reading about MIPS architecture and I am stuck with a concept.
Can someone explain this to me? So I\'开发者_JS百科ve been playing with the id() command in python and came across this:
When we print the address of variable does it represent the actual physical address or logical address ..
I am having a mental block and I know I should know this but I need a little help. If I declare a string variable like this:
At runtime I need to print out an address, and then find which function that address is part of. The functions are in a shared library so are not at a fixed address. My map file obviously just shows t
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