Curso de Programación en C/Prog67

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  • Resultado
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Prog67

#include <stdio.h>

void mikado( int );

int main( void )
{
  int pooh = 2, bah = 5;

  printf( "En main(), pooh = %d y &pooh = %p\n",
                                          pooh, &pooh);
  printf( "En main(), bah = %d y &bah = %p\n",
                                            bah, &bah);
  mikado( pooh );

  return 0;
}

void mikado( int bah )
{
  int pooh = 10;

  printf( "En mikado(), pooh = %d and &pooh = %p\n",
                                          pooh, &pooh);
  printf( "En mikado(), bah = %d and &bah = %p\n",
                                            bah, &bah);
}

Resultado

[rrc@Pridd CClase]$ gcc -Wall -O2 -o Prog67 Prog67.c
[rrc@Pridd CClase]$ ./Prog67
En main(), pooh = 2 y &pooh = 0xbfd809bc
En main(), bah = 5 y &bah = 0xbfd809b8
En mikado(), pooh = 10 and &pooh = 0xbfd8098c
En mikado(), bah = 2 and &bah = 0xbfd809a0
[rrc@Pridd CClase]$ vi Prog67.c 
[rrc@Pridd CClase]$ cat Prog67.c