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- From: an25305@anon.penet.fi (Cdr. Coriander Salamander)
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- Date: Tue, 5 Mar 1996 23:59:59 UTC
- Subject: Re: What is &Variable (declared as: char Var
- References: <13b_9602272020@amphigory.com>
-
- In article <13b_9602272020@amphigory.com> Pazuzu@amphigory.com writes:
- > EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING has a memory address (otheriwise, it
- > ain't in memory!), and &<identifier> gives you its address. myarray IS a
- > pointer. All arrays are pointers.
-
- Cool! So since an int variable i has an address, and &i gives it
- to you, then i is a pointer, too. All ints are pointers! C is LISP!
- Ignorance is strength!
-
- And since "EVERYTHING" has a memory address, I guess those
- compilers that complain when you try to take the address of
- register variables are being shortsighted.
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