Hi, Please help me overcome the type checks in c.
Given: long int r[100],m,n,v; Each 4-byte cell of array r can contain a value or an address. An address can point to a 1,2, or 4-byte word (little endian). m and n are used as cell indexes (0-99). v is used to hold a value or address (wathever). I already know the answer to these 3 questions: Q1. Store contents of v into cell n. answer: r[n]=v Q2. Store contents of cell n into v. answer: v=r[n] Q3. Store contents of cell m into cell n. answer: r[n]=r[m] Please answers the next questions. How to store addresses in array cells? Q4. store the address of cell m into cell n. Q5. store the address of a label into cell n. Q6. store the address of a function into cell n. In the assumption that cell r[n] contains a valid address, how do we dereference it? Q7. load the 1-byte value addressed by r[n] into variable v. Q8. same as Q7, but for a 2-byte, and a 4-byte word. Q9. same as Q7, but for a sign-extended 2-byte word. Q10. how to we apply an offset to the address? Notes: . the cell indexes are within the bounds. . all addresses point to accesible memory. . dont use functions (unless it is a better or simpler approach) . try to minimize the generated code . dont use C++ (restrict to ansi C if possible) Thankx Teletep
