Answer Posted / shrirang phadke

Yes, we can access RAM using "far" pointer as follows...

int main()
{
char far *s;
s = 0x413;

/*-- desired code goes here --*/

return 0;
}

Now pointer(*s) is pointing to the base of Memory...

But, i guess far pointers works only in 16-bit enviornment.
Similarly, using far pointer we can access keyboard(0x417)
as well as Moniter(0xB8000000).

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