Stack and stack address height

We all know that the heap is extended to the high address, and the stack is extended to the low address. What about the high heap and stack addresses?

Int _ tmain (INT argc, _ tchar * argv []) {int stack_val = 0; int * heap_ptr = new int (2 ); printf ("Stack address = % 08x \ n", & stack_val); printf ("heap address = % 08x \ n", heap_ptr); getchar (); Return 0 ;}

The above is a program on windows, and the result stack is lower than the address, indicating that the memory on Windows is growing from the center to the two ends.

The result stack of the same program in Linux is higher than the address, indicating that the memory on Linux is growing in the middle.

Stack and stack address height