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Pointers have an address, in the sense that it is semantically correct to take their address. If they happen to reside in a register at a given moment, that is
by sirclueless 15y ago
Pointers have an address, in the sense that it is semantically correct to take their address. If they happen to reside in a register at a given moment, that is an optimization and doesn't change their semantics.