字符指针赋值给整型指针问题

richardvip 2011-11-16 06:39:29

如下代码：
void main(void)
{
char a[10] = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9};
int *ptr;

ptr = (int*)a;

printf("*ptr = %d\r\n",*ptr);
printf("*(ptr+1) = %d\r\n",*(ptr+1));
}

本以为输出为0和4，但是却输入乱七八糟的值，请问各位大侠这是什么原因，谢谢

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小清新爱大光明 2011-11-17

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小端：%x的话*ptr输出 03020100 *(ptr + 1)输出 07060504
大端：00010203 04050607

Mark0904 2011-11-16

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[Quote=引用 2 楼 duke56 的回复:]

你的数组是char型的,而你的指针是int型的,按int型读取是0,1,2,3(假设下)的,接下来才再读取四个char

一般的编译器都是4个char==1个int的
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dic_008 2011-11-16

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char 类型提升为int类型内存的存储结构变了。

dynamic_system 2011-11-16

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[Quote=引用 6 楼 cfjtaishan 的回复:]
恩，你把字符串的首地址强制转换后给整型，整型是占四个字节的， ptr = (int*)a；它会把a开始的四个字节作为一个数据，你每次对ptr加1,ptr都会移动四个字节。
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六楼，可否给我解释下用%p输出*ptr的值是：0403020100而不是43210呢

自信男孩 2011-11-16

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恩，你把字符串的首地址强制转换后给整型，整型是占四个字节的， ptr = (int*)a；它会把a开始的四个字节作为一个数据，你每次对ptr加1,ptr都会移动四个字节。

richardvip 2011-11-16

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谢谢各位知道了，都是因为我打印没有按照16进制输出，所以没看出来，谢谢了

richardvip 2011-11-16

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谢谢各位的回复，我是在vc6.0下运行的，应该是小端格式

jixingzhong 2011-11-16

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因为机器的端绪问题。

这样的输出，是将内存中的内容根据char解析并输出，可以自己转换为0/1码后解析一下看看。

duke56 2011-11-16

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你的数组是char型的,而你的指针是int型的,按int型读取是0,1,2,3(假设下)的,接下来才再读取四个char

一般的编译器都是4个char==1个int的

ryfdizuo 2011-11-16

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输出的值是有意义的。四个char一个int，还要考虑大小端问题

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Chapter 1 - A Tutorial Introduction.............................. 1.1 Getting Started................................ 1.2 Variables and Arithmetic Expressions........... 1.3 The for statement.............................. 1.4 Symbolic Constants............................. 1.5 Character Input and Output..................... 1.5.1 File Copying.......................... 1.5.2 Character Counting.................... 1.5.3 Line Counting......................... 1.5.4 Word Counting......................... 1.6 Arrays......................................... 1.7 Functions...................................... 1.8 Arguments - Call by Value...................... 1.9 Character Arrays............................... 1.10 External Variables and Scope.................. 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