#include <stdio.h>
void look (int a, int b, char c, char d, double f, double g) {
	printf ("The address of argument a is %x\n", (int) &a);
	printf ("The address of argument b is %x\n", (int) &b);
	printf ("The address of argument c is %x\n", (int) &c);
	printf ("The address of argument d is %x\n", (int) &d);
	printf ("The address of argument f is %x\n", (int) &f);
	printf ("The address of argument g is %x\n", (int) &g); 
} 
int main (void) {
	static int a = 1;		/* 4 bytes of space */
	static int b = 2;
	static char c = '3';		/* 1 byte of space */
	static char d = '4';
	static double f = 5.0;	/* 8 bytes of space */
	static double g = 6.0;

	printf ("The address of a is %x\n", (int) &a);
	printf ("The address of b is %x\n", (int) &b);
	printf ("The address of c is %x\n", (int) &c);
	printf ("The address of d is %x\n", (int) &d);
	printf ("The address of f is %x\n", (int) &f);
	printf ("The address of g is %x\n", (int) &g);

	look (a, b, c, d, f, g);   
	return 0;
}
/*
produces output like

    The address of a is 90fc
    The address of b is 9100
    The address of c is 9104		1 byte
    The address of d is 9105		1 byte + 6 bytes
    The address of f is 910c		8 bytes
    The address of g is 9114

    The address of argument a is dfbfdac0		4 bytes
    The address of argument b is dfbfdac4		4 bytes + 14 bytes
    The address of argument c is dfbfdab7		1 byte  + 24 bytes
    The address of argument d is dfbfdab6		1 byte
    The address of argument f is dfbfdad0		8 bytes
    The address of argument g is dfbfdad8
*/