How to read memory address in gdb for i7 processor code disassembly?-Collection of common programming errors

I’m trying to read the location of a variable in memory at runtime, using gdb within Eclipse, but can’t really see which one is the correct address. Here is the output of gdb when I disassembly my program:

                  main():
0000000000400634:   push %rbp
0000000000400635:   mov %rsp,%rbp
 5                  int i = 7;
0000000000400638:   movl $0x7,-0x4(%rbp)
 6                  int j = 8;
000000000040063f:   movl $0x8,-0x8(%rbp)
 8                  return 0;
0000000000400646:   mov $0x0,%eax
 9                }

and what I want is the location of the variable i at runtime. I’m guessing it’s -0x4(%rbp), but then how can I figure out what address that is?

Should I take the current value of rbp and subtract 4 from it? In this case, the value inside rbp is 0x7fffffffe250. Thus, would the location of i in memory at runtime be 0x7fffffffe250 – 0x4? Or is it just 0x7fffffffe250?