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Yes - as mentioned in the article, 0 being a valid memory address is an unexpected gotcha. My point is that, even though the C spec allows for such an environme
by 10000truths 4y ago
Yes - as mentioned in the article, 0 being a valid memory address is an unexpected gotcha. My point is that, even though the C spec allows for such an environment, it still causes lots of problems in practice, so it should be addressed.
- int_19h 4y agoIt should be noted that such an environment has been extremely common back when C was designed, and for a couple decades thereafter. This isn't something new that has just been sprung up unexpected on C coders.