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1 General [Intro] 1.7 THE C Memory Model [Intro.Memory] 1 General [General] 1.7 C Memory Model [General. Memory] The Fundamental Storage Unit in The C Memory Model Is The Byte. A Byte Is at Least Large ENOUGH TO contain any member of the basic execution character set and is composed of a contiguous sequence of bits, the number of which is implementation-defined The least significant bit is called the low-order bit;. the most significant bit is called the high-order Bit storage unit of Bit. The Memory Available to A C Program Consists bytes. Every Byte Has A Unique Address. The basic storage unit of the C memory model is bytes. One byte should at least have the size of any member of the basic character set when the runtime is expressed, and is constructed by the continuous bit of the number of numbers in accordance with the implementation. The minimum effective bit is called low sequence, and the maximum effective bit is called high order. The storage of the C program is constructed by one or more bytes continuous sequences. Each byte has a unique address. [NOTE: The Reresentation of Types is described in 3.9.] [Note: The type of expression is described in 3.9. ] Prev [syntax] | Next [Intro.Object] Previous [Syntax] | Next [General. Object]
