0x00400000
0x00400000 is a 32‑bit hexadecimal number that represents an address in a computer’s virtual or physical memory space. In many common operating systems and processor architectures this value is used as a fixed load address for executable code or core system components.
On the MIPS architecture, 0x00400000 is the standard base address at which user‑space programs are mapped into
In the ELF file format used by Linux on the x86‑64 platform, a statically linked executable typically
The choice of 0x00400000 is largely conventional rather than dictated by hardware. It provides a convenient