How do you make diagrams of memory and data structures?
Apr 25, 2016 · 2 The typical memory model for C is that memory is a set of boxes; each box is 1 byte wide. Each box has an address in hexadecimal. A pointer is a variable that has an …
What and where are the stack and heap? - Stack Overflow
Sep 17, 2008 · The Memory Management Glossary web page has a diagram of this memory layout. The stack and heap are traditionally located at opposite ends of the process's virtual …
Java stack and heap memory management - Stack Overflow
Dec 13, 2016 · In the above diagram, memory, obj and s, which are in the stack memory, are actually the references to their " actual objects " which are placed inside the heap memory.
Tool to clearly visualize Memory Layout of a C Program
I can show you how to get some (not all) info about the memory use of a running program. But, there must be some command line tool to provide the instantaneous information.
Can someone explain this diagram on Paging (virtual memory) to …
Nov 24, 2015 · The diagram shows the process of translating a virtual address to a physical address. The fat arrow from Program P to CPU symbolizes the program being "fed" into the …
How Are C Arrays Represented In Memory? - Stack Overflow
Oct 24, 2011 · Your diagram is correct. The weirdness around &x has nothing to do with how arrays are represented in memory. It has to do with array->pointer decay. x by itself in value …
java - How does a HashMap occupy memory? - Stack Overflow
May 2, 2014 · Anyways, just like an ArrayList would have a contiguous memory allocation, a LinkedList would have a random memory allocation, how does HashMap occupy memory? …
Memory map for a 2D array in C - Stack Overflow
May 30, 2013 · Do you think what this discussion about memory-map of 2D array is correct? Especially this photo? Can you explain the theory? Suppose we declare a 2D array in C like …
java - Which goes on the stack or heap? - Stack Overflow
May 16, 2013 · Here is my attempt at a memory diagram, but it may be incorrect: I understand things like objects, instance variables, and "new" instances are all on the heap and things such …
How JVM stack, heap and threads are mapped to physical memory …
There is one large region of virtual memory you can use. There isn't a picture because it wouldn't tell you much. Imagine one long rectangle labelled user space. How the JVM heap, stack, …