Question: This problem considers a linked list that has been created in memory. We know the linked list consists of 2 nodes, we know one of
This problem considers a linked list that has been created in memory.
We know the linked list consists of nodes, we know one of the nodes resides at address xfffffffea and has the following declaration in C
struct lnode
struct lnode prev;
struct lnode next;
char first;
char word;
int length;
;
We decide to look at the node in gdb and see the following:
gdb xxg x
x: xfxcb
x: xbbfc xc
gdb xxg $rsp
xfffffffea: xfffffffebxe
xfffffffea: xfffffffeax
xfffffffea: xx
xfffffffea: xc xd
xfffffffea: xxfffffffea
xfffffffea: xx
xfffffffea: xxaaddbb
Fillin the following blanks for the node starting at address xfffffffea
The field first is stored at address Blank copy the value and paste it here including x
The field length is stored at address Blank copy the value and paste it here including x
The value stored in the field next is Blank copy the value and paste it here including x
the first ASCII character referenced by word is Blank you can use an ASCII table
The value stored in the field first is Blank copy the value and paste it here
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