How to print the address of a function?

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This is essentially the only portable way to print a function pointer.

size_t i;
int (*ptr_to_main)() = main;
for (i=0; i<sizeof ptr_to_main; i++)
    printf("%.2x", ((unsigned char *)&ptr_to_main)[i]);
putchar('\n');

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