So when we declare a varilable, the compiler allocates memory to the stack at that point, or just gathers information of how much memory will be allocated in runtime?
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So when we declare a varilable, the compiler allocates memory to the stack at that point, or just gathers information of how much memory will be allocated in runtime?
Thanks again. Another (rather basic i guess) question:
When i compile a c program in my environment i get a message which looks like : size program + min stack = 50K
so because the total memory...
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i am new to C programming, and want to advice you in general about good tips in order to port C code in small processors like MIPS.
for example what is a good practice in order to replace...