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Questionhow to layout stack values in VC++6.0 by myself but not compiler? thank u Pin
kaviniswell26-Jan-10 2:33
kaviniswell26-Jan-10 2:33 
hi,all.i find a question today,showed below,and i donot know how to resolve it. the code is:
#include <stdio.h>
int main() 
{ 
	char ach1[] = {'h'};
	char ach2[] = {'h','e'};
	
	return 0; 
} 

the memory show:(VC++6.0)
ach2 0x0012ff78 68 65 cc cc
ach1 0x0012ff7c 68 cc cc cc

now, how can i do to make the stack memory layout like this:
(ach2)68 65 (ach1)68
need to change some Compiler Settings?
thank u.
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