Memory Access
Horst Laumer
hotte at sunrise.in-berlin.de
Mon Dec 17 05:31:23 AEST 1990
Peter_Warren_Lee at cup.portal.com writes:
>I'm just starting out learning C and I'm looking for some help. Are there
>some commands in C that work like PEEK and POKE in BASIC? I'd like to
>be able to see the values in a range of memory but I can't find the
>right commands to do it.
>Thanks,
> Pete
> Peter_Warren_Lee at cup.portal.com
Just look at <memory.h>, and then provide the proper addresses.
Works great on MS-DOS, but you surely run into trouble when f.e.
trying to write to fixed adresses on a UNIX-System outside the
address-space of your program.
--HL
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