I understand that the default alignment of .bss
is 8 bytes for GCC as mentioned in this question Why the int type takes up 8 bytes in BSS section but 4 bytes in DATA section
So with this program:
int main(){
return 0;
}
I have something like this:
text data bss dec hex filename
1418 544 8 1970 7b2 test
When I add an static variable with initialization to increase .data
(and it does):
static int var = 255;
int main(){
return 0;
}
I see that the size of .bss
also decrease 4 bytes:
text data bss dec hex filename
1418 548 4 1970 7b2 test
Please tell my why ?
The .bss
has the size of the uninitialized global variables. These will be initialized to zero upon loading of the program.
If you initialize a global variable to something other than zero, it will no longer be in the .bss
but will be in the .data
segment. The data segment contains all initialized global variables (with their initial value).
Hence, the size of the .bss
decreases and the size if the .data
increases.
可能是因为 bss 的初始化保留了基本的 8 个字节,引入了全零所以内存管理器不会读取垃圾,但是当我们最终创建一个适合 4 个字节的变量时,bss 减少了(以占用更少的可能记忆)。
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