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Except you can have a void* that does not have an end address.
by arielby 11y ago
Except you can have a void* that does not have an end address.
- matchu 11y agoHmm, yeah, void pointers are weird. I'd be inclined to say that its start and end address are the same and it's a range over 0 bytes of memory, and the fact that dereferencing fails is an artifact of the dereferencing operation itself... but I don't know enough about void pointer voodoo to know whether that's actually a consistent interpretation.