I came across the decleration.
According to me it is: x is an array of pointers pointing to a function which returns int.Code:int *x[]();
But the answer was different so i just want to check.So just tell your opinion about it.
wat is a memory layout of c program.is it code segment,data segment ,stack n heap??help urgent
Last edited by cbastard; 09-12-2005 at 11:26 AM.
That code is not valid C.
bithub is right, compiler will scream error if you try to compile it.
Did you mean
maybe?Code:int (*x[])();
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Gotta love the "please fix this for me, but I'm not going to tell you which functions we're allowed to use" posts.
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I'm dying to know how an invalid declaration prompted a question about memory layout.But the answer was different so i just want to check.So just tell your opinion about it.
wat is a memory layout of c program.is it code segment,data segment ,stack n heap??
Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand.
that would be a piece of cakeCode:int (*x[])();.
I did'nt check it in c compiler actually that was not in the options.I cant scan the paper to show this question but it came in a written exam of a leading software soln company.Code:int *x[]();
sorry that was a different question.anyways thanks for your helpI'm dying to know how an invalid declaration prompted a question about memory layout
He wanted to know what memory layout meant.wat is a memory layout of c program.is it code segment,data segment ,stack n heap??help urgent
Thats what my original question was.Originally Posted by sand_man
Memory layout means how the program is allocated on main memory or How the c program is stored on memory.
Ans. The c program in memory contains 4 segments which i mentioned earlier
