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I thought 'the' standard said that 0 used in pointer contexts is interpreted by the compiler as a null pointer, even if the machine's representation of a null p
by parenthesis 18y ago
I thought 'the' standard said that 0 used in pointer contexts is interpreted by the compiler as a null pointer, even if the machine's representation of a null pointer is not 0.
- cperciva 18y agoI'm sure there is a standard which says that... but the nice thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from. :-) It's not something which you should rely upon.