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CSCB09: Software Tools and Systems Programming
Bianca Schroeder [email protected]
IC 460
Announcement
• I needed to move my office hour today to 11am.
• I’ll be attending an event at 3pm in IC130 for students interesting in applying for subject PoSts in CS, math, stats. – If you know such people tell them to come.
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Memory model
• The memory for a process (a running program) is called its address space
• Memory is just a sequence of bytes
• A memory location (a byte) is identified by an address.
Code
Static Data
Dynamic Data
Unused Logical Address Space
Stack
0
232 -1
Logical address
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The address space
Space for global variables and variables declared as static
Space for variables created in function calls: a function’s parameters and a function’s local variables
Code
Static data
Dynamic data
Stack
Unused space
0 Logical address
232 -1
Space for dynamically allocated datastructures
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An example 0x
int x = 10;!int y;! !int f(int p, int q) {! int j = 5;! return p * q + j;!}! !int main() {! ! int i = x;! y = f(i, x);! return 0;!}!
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Code
10
10
Unused space
??
0x8049430 x 0x8049434 y
0xffff3a3c i
10 10 5 0xffff3a30 j
0xffff3a38 q 0xffff3a34 p
Static data
Stack
main
f
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Arrays
int x[5];!for (i = 0; i < 5; i++) {! x[i] = i*i;!}!
x[0]!
x[1]!
x[2]!
x[3]!
x[4]!?
0x88681140 0x88681144 0x88681148 0x8868114c 0x88681150 0x88681154
• Arrays in C are a contiguous chunk of memory that contain a list of items of the same type.
• If an array of ints contains 10 ints, then the array is 40 bytes. There is nothing extra.
• In particular, the size of the array is not stored with the array. There is no runtime checking.
• So you can access x[99999999]!• What does that mean?
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Pointer Arithmetic • The array access operator [ ] is really only a shorthand
for pointer arithmetic + dereference • These are equivalent in C:
a[i] == *(a + i)!
• So for a[9999999], the program will happily try to access contents at address *(a+9999999)!
l Behaviour of exceeding array bounds is “undefined” à program might appear to work à program might crash (segmentation fault) à program might do something apparently random
Why do pointers need a type, e.g. int* or char*?
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int i = 0;!int a[4] = {0, 1, 2, 3};!int *p; !p = a;! !for(i = 0; i < 4; i++) {! printf("%d\n", *(p + i)); !}!
a[0]
a[1]
a[2]
a[3]
• Hint: Why does adding 1 to p move it to the next spot for an int, when an int is 4 bytes?
0
3
2
1
(*p) ==
*(p + 1) ==
*(p + 2) ==
*(p + 3) ==
0x1140
0x1144
0x1148
0x114c
Why do pointers need a type, e.g. int* or char*?
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a[0]
a[1]
a[2]
a[3]
0
3
2
1
(*p) ==
*(p + 1) ==
*(p + 2) ==
*(p + 3) ==
0x1140
0x1144
0x1148
0x114c
• Pointer arithmetic respects the type of the pointer.
• E.g., !int *p;!*(p+1) …;!!really adds 4 to p
• C knows the size of what is being pointed at from the type of the pointer.
Why do pointers need a type, e.g. int* or char*?
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Questions about pointers before we start with page 1 of
the Pointer Worksheet?
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Let’s see why lie() on the worksheet did not work as
expected?
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Passing function arguments 0x
int x = 10;!int y;! !int f(int p, int q) {! int j = 5;! p = 5;! return p * q + j;!}! !int main() {! ! int i = x;! y = f(i, i);! return 0;!}!
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Code
10
10
Unused space
??
0x8049430 x 0x8049434 y
0xffff3a3c i
10 10 5 0xffff3a30 j
0xffff3a38 q 0xffff3a34 p
Static data
Stack
main
f
If f() were to modify p or q, will that change the value of main’s int i?
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Passing function arguments 0x
int x = 10;!int y;! !int f(int p, int q) {! int j = 5;! x = 5;! return p * q + j;!}! !int main() {! ! int i = x;! y = f(i, i);! return 0;!}!
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Code
10
10
Unused space
??
0x8049430 x 0x8049434 y
0xffff3a3c i
10 10 5 0xffff3a30 j
0xffff3a38 q 0xffff3a34 p
Static data
Stack
main
f
If f()were to modify x or y would this change be permanent? 16
Passing function arguments 0x
int x = 10;!int y;! !void f(int *p, int q) {! *p = 5;!}! !int main() {! ! int i = x;! f(&i, i);! return 0;!}!
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Code
10
10
Unused space
??
0x8049430 x 0x8049434 y
0xffff3a3c i
10 0xffff3a38 q 0xffff3a34 p
Static data
Stack
main
f 0xffff3a3b When calling f():
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Passing function arguments 0x
int x = 10;!int y;! !void f(int *p, int q) {! *p = 5;!}! !int main() {! ! int i = x;! f(&i, i);! return 0;!}!
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Code
10
5
Unused space
??
0x8049430 x 0x8049434 y
0xffff3a3c i
10 0xffff3a38 q 0xffff3a34 p
Static data
Stack
main
f 0xffff3a3b After f() returns:
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With this in mind try to work through questions 3-6 on the
Pointer Worksheet!
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Before we look at the Command-line Worksheet, a few words about strings..
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Strings • Strings are not a built-in data type • A string is an array of chars terminated by null character (‘\0’).
• Initializing a string: char course_name[8] = {‘c’,’s’,’c’,’b’,’0’,’9’,’h’,’\0’};!
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Or more conveniently: char course_name[8] = “cscb09h”;!!
Now you can do all the usual array operations, e.g. course_name[3] = ‘z’;!
• Other ways to initialize the string: char course_name[80] = “cscb09h”;! char course_name[2] = “cscb09h”; // OUCH!!!!
!
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Strings
After initializing a string: char course_name[8] = {‘c’,’s’,’c’,’b’,’0’,’9’,’h’,’\0’};!
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What is the type of course_name?
char *!!!
What type would an array of strings be? char **!
!
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So what is argv in int main(int argc, char **argv)? An array of strings.
!!!
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Now try to work through Q2-5 on the command-line argument
sheet!
That’s it for today!