Memory models in the C programming language are a way to specify assumptions that the compiler should make when generating code for segmented memory or paged memory platforms. For example, on the 16-bit x86 platform, six memory models exist. They control what assumptions are made regarding the segment registers, and the default size of pointers.

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  • Memory models in the C programming language are a way to specify assumptions that the compiler should make when generating code for segmented memory or paged memory platforms. For example, on the 16-bit x86 platform, six memory models exist. They control what assumptions are made regarding the segment registers, and the default size of pointers.
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  • Memory models in the C programming language are a way to specify assumptions that the compiler should make when generating code for segmented memory or paged memory platforms. For example, on the 16-bit x86 platform, six memory models exist. They control what assumptions are made regarding the segment registers, and the default size of pointers.
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  • C memory model
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