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One could argue that pointers are just array indices, where the array is your whole address space, and you only get the one array for all your types.
by Karellen 3y ago
One could argue that pointers are just array indices, where the array is your whole address space, and you only get the one array for all your types.
- erik_seaberg 3y agoIt helps that pointer-to-T is a distinct type, where (apart from Ada) index-into-array-of-T is just like any other integer.