Process Memory Layout

For the following C program, choose the memory section where the varlables are

allocated.

const int G $=1$; $//$ constant global variable

int A$=0$; $//$ global variable

int foo $($int e$,$ int f$)\{//$ local

int main $($int x$,$ int y$)\{//$ local $($automatic$)$

return e $+$ f;

const int g$=0$; $//$ local

static int z; $//$ global variable

int a$,$b$,$c ; $/1$ local variables

int$*$ d ; $//$ local variable $($pointer$)$

d$\}=\backslash$mathrm$\{$ new int; $//$ dynamic data

c $=$ foo$($a$,$b$).//$ stack increases

delete d; $//$ release memory

d $=$ null; $//$ nullify pointer

$\}$

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a$,$b$,$c

Stack memory

d

g

A$,$z

The Compiled binary codes of

the C program

the integer allocation pointed b

pointer d

G