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Radu Georgescu aka skoola wrote:

> >     Your making an assumption about how the static variables are allocated
> > which may change and break your code.
>
> the static and the automatic variables are located in memory one next to
> another, if they are declared so, but i think the order is  not the same. do you
> have a better idea?

    Just load the address of each variable separately.  That way, if the compiler
decides to allocate the variables differently (maybe to optimize stuff with data
boundries) your code won't break.

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