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Static Memory Allocation

Statement are of two types:-

  1. Declaration:- in which we declare the variable
  2. Action:- in which for,if-else,getch,printf,scanf etc are used.
SMA(STATIC MEMORY ALLOCATION):- 
                              whenever we create a program,there is a line of declaration statement(or data type declarartion statement) such as int a;char b;etc.
Due to this statement we create a variable a,now this variable is the example of SMA.SMA means how much memory is consumed by variable at the time of compiler,this decision is taken before the compilation.
At the compile time these variable such as a and b does not having a memory.Memory is given when program is run i.e when object file convert into .exe file.But when program is run how much memory is taken by the variable is decided at the compilation time.This is known as SMA(Static Memory Allocation).  

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