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[QUOTE="Vu Pham, post: 1706318"] In order to mark the current address at a given point of the variable block, I use the char dummy[0] as follows : int a; long b; short int c; char dummy[0]; By this way, I can calculate the size of the memory block that contains all the vars : size = dummy - ( char *) & a; Is there any other way to do this ? Such as _bookmark1 int a; long b; short int c; _bookmark2 size = bookmark2 - bookmark1; Thanks, Vu [/QUOTE]
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