where do the automatic variables go ?

In the following code:

int i = 5; ---> it goes to .data segment
int j; ---> it goes to bss segment


int main()
{
int c;
int i = 5; ---> stack
int j[5] = new int[5]; ----> heap
c = i*2; ----> goes to .text segment



}


My question is : When the object file is created there are text, data
and bss segments etc...but there is notthing like stack and heap
segment, what happens to these automatic variables ?

I hope I am making sense.....


Siddharth
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