Re: forced memeory location of variables

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From: ps
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 1994 07:45

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Charles Wilson (charliew@sunshine.LABS.TEK.COM) wrote:
: I would like to have a group of global variables end up adjacent to one another in memory
: as was declared in th source code.  Does anyone have a way of doing this?  I don't want to
: place them to be in a struct.  Can anyone tell me the code that reserves storage fo the
: declared variables.  Maybe I can make a modification.

Why not use something like this?

struct {
	int	val1 ;
	int	val2 ;
	} x ;

#define	val1	(x.val1)
#define	val2	(x.val2)

Cheese,

/Serge.P

--

Russian guy from the Zurich university...

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