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Top Forums Programming Static variables memory allocation Post 74026 by jim mcnamara on Tuesday 7th of June 2005 10:25:20 AM
Old 06-07-2005
The image file has "space" set aside for the variable - depending on your system architecture, the area is called a data segment or $TEXT or whatever.

If you want to see what is going on compile to assembly
Code:
cc -S myfile.c

Then edit myfile.s and see what you get. Only do this with a small program to start with until you learn to read the output.
 

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