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How can I access a memory located at certain address?
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Answer / rakesh
No, it's not possible to assign the address to an pointer
variable. Assignment of address takes place at the time of
running, so it's not possible.
Even the processor does not support such memory leaks
from occuring..
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Answer / banavathvishnu
suppose you have address :0x00cc01FF
main()
{
int *ptr = (int *)0x00cc01FF;
}
Using ptr you can access the memory location
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