/* -------------------------------------------------------------------
   Note: The address are custimzied for the CentOS platform

   you may need to ADJUST the address values for different platforms

   Use the address values printed out by the variables printf 
   statement to access the correct memory locations !!!
   ------------------------------------------------------------- */

#include <stdio.h>


int    i1 = 1234;
short  s1 = -54;
float  f1 = 3.14;


int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
   printf("&i1 (address of int var i1) = %lu\n",   &i1 );
   printf("If program dumps core, change the address !\n");
   printf("int value at 6294236 = %d\n", * ( (int*)6294236 )   );
   printf("i1 = %d\n\n", i1);

   printf("&s1 (address of short var s1) = %lu\n", &s1 );
   printf("If program dumps core, change the address !\n");
   printf("short value at 6294240 = %d\n", * ( (short*)6294240 )   );
   printf("s1 = %d\n\n", s1);

   printf("&f1 (address of float var f1) = %lu\n", &f1 );
   printf("If program dumps core, change the address !\n");
   printf("float value at 6294244 = %f\n", * ( (float*)6294244 )   );
   printf("f1 = %f\n\n", f1);

}