Ok, but it seems like you would want to actually provide some space as well so it's more than just a bunch of addresses and it might act like actual RAM.
I was thinking maybe:
Code:
struct mem {
const unsigned int address;
unsigned int space;
}
my_map[] =
{
{ 0x00, 0},
{ 0x04, 0},
{ 0x08, 0},
{ 0x0C, 0},
{ 0x10, 0},
/* ad naseum */
};
After you've set up the addressing then you also actually have a space member to work with (to store whatever).
You're not going to really get away from arrays or lists if what you're really "emulating" is RAM.