memory layout of C++

memory layout of C++

1. Memory Layout in C++

Memory Management In OS We write a computer program in a text file and when we execute, OS allocates a process which performs all the task mentioned in the program..

2. How is the memory layout of a C/C++ program?

I know that there are sections like Stack, Heap, Code and Data. Stack/Heap do they use the same section of memory as they can grow independently? What is this code section? When I have a function is it a part of the stack or the code section? Also what is this initialized/uninitialized data segment? .

3. Memory Layout

The Byte is the standard unit of storage, made up of 8 bits (binary digits) whose state can be 1 or 0.

Bytes have been shown on the LHS of the diagram below to indicate that the memory area comprises of a huge number of these (many millions/billions, etc, according to the amount of storage available). The BIOS and the OS, just as any other program, require storage and have been shown here for completeness..

4. Memory Layout of C Program

In practical words, when we run any C-program, its executable image is loaded into RAM of computer in an organized manner..

5. Where is an object stored if it is created inside a block in C++?

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