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Yeah, C doesn't require null pointers to be represented as 0, even if its constant is written 0, nor does it require floats/doubles to be represented as per IEE
by debugnik 4y ago
Yeah, C doesn't require null pointers to be represented as 0, even if its constant is written 0, nor does it require floats/doubles to be represented as per IEEE-754. Or at least it didn't use to.