Simulating memory accesses

Hi,


I am writing a code which mimicks the memory accesses of an
application. Lets assume that array a[] contains all the addresses
accessed in sequence, check the for loop in the code given below. Now,
i want to mimick these accesses(not absolutely but atleast
relatively). I could see only one solution to that - writing a for
loop(see the code). But it gives extra memory accesses, accesing
address of index i and a[i] along with the to b mimicked accesses.


main()
{
                int a[300]; //stores the addresses
                char x[5000]; //character array to mimick the memory accesses
                int i;


                a[0] = 0;
                for(i=1;i<300;i++)
                                a[i] = a[i-1]+16; //storing the addresses in the
array


                x[0] = 0;
                for(i=1;i<300;i++)
                {
                                x[a[i]]='0'; //mimick the realtive memory
accesses.
                }
}


Is there any other solution to bypass these unwanted accesses like
storing value of i in registers etc... ?


Thanks.

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