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Consider the following C code fragments and answer the associated questions. Ass

ID: 3580265 • Letter: C

Question

Consider the following C code fragments and answer the associated questions. Assume that the code is running on a Nios II processor which is little endian. The Altera data types have been used which indicate data size explicitly. Note that some code fragments may not give useful results.


1.Describe the result of the printf() statement in the following code fragment.

alt_32 test(alt_32 a, alt_8 b)
{
return b >> 1*a;
}
main()
{
printf("%x ", test);
}

2.What is the result of the printf() statement in the following code fragment?

alt_8 a[ ] = {0x11, 0xa2, 0x36, 0x55, 0x44, 0x33};
printf("%x ",* ((alt_16 * ) a + 2));

Explanation / Answer

1)   printf("%x ", test);

Above line prints address of function test . function is not called with argument so printf treat it as variable and prints the address of the function.

2) printf("%x ",* ((alt_16 * ) a + 2));

It prints 3344

Data size is 16 bits , so there are two bytes for each array element. There are three elements in array.Base address of array a + 2 gives address staring with 3rd element in array ie 0x44 , printf prints 2 byte from higher byte and lower byte order ie 33 44

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