The original thread is here: http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.c/browse_thread/thread/80273aca260b868b/f24544a6b409f165#f24544a6b409f165 Does someone know how to do this, in a non-portable way? Maybe in-line asm? Again, its not that important, I'm just curious. TIA
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I guess
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should do it in RISC load/store type architectures. They need the pointer in a register to store to it, so storing the pointer itself would not require an extra load or register. Even with a cast I still get conversion warnings when the pointer is cast to a smaller type however.
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adr = char(*"ANY"); 'nuff said
Andreas B. wrote: > I guess
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should do it Great idea! Thank you very much! :)
Johann wrote: > adr = char(*"ANY"); > > 'nuff said well, maybe for someone more experienced in C. I get this: error: expected expression before 'char'
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Are you serious?
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