Hi
u can execute the following line
printf("%d",sizeof(int *));
If the compiler is gcc, try with gcc -m64
if out put is 8 , then it's 64 bit
Manoj
tamilselvan balan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Manoj,
Then one more question How can i find my system is 16 bit or 32 bit via C
program?
mano M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes You can access.
But u HAVE TO ACCESS BY
o +0
o+2 (if os is 16 bit)
o+2
Regards
Manoj
"Victor A. Wagner Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 19:38 2006-12-22, tamilselvan balan wrote:
Hi Friends,
Can any body tell me how to access the structure elements without using
the elements name.
short answer: no.
longer answer: portably? definitely not.
now for my question. Why do you think you need to do this?
(e.g)
typedef struct {
char *ch;
int id;
float salary;
} Base;
Base orgin;
orgin + 0 point to the first element of Base ( ch )
orgin +1 point to second element of Base (id)
orgin + 2 point to Third element of Base ( salary)
Is it possible to access the elements like this , if yes please let me to know
Thanks&Regards,
Selvan.
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