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=={{header|C}}== |
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<lang c>#include <stdio.h> |
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int main() |
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{ |
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int intspace; |
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int *address; |
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address = &intspace; // address = 0x100; |
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*address = 65535; |
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printf("%08x: %08x (=%08x)\n", address, *address, intspace); |
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// likely we must be worried about endianness, e.g. |
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*((char*)address) = 0x00; |
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*((char*)address+1) = 0x00; |
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*((char*)address+2) = 0xff; |
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*((char*)address+3) = 0xff; // if sizeof(int) == 4! |
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// which maybe is not the best way of writing 32 bit values... |
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printf("%08x: %08x (=%08x)\n", address, *address, intspace); |
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return 0; |
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}</lang> |
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<pre>bfc5675c: 0000ffff (=0000ffff) |
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bfc5675c: ffff0000 (=ffff0000)</pre> |
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