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> And this is how many times we're allowed to use the dereference operator: one time Then you come across extern int *(*f)(); int *g = f(0), h = *(******f
by clarry 6y ago
> And this is how many times we're allowed to use the dereference operator: one time
Then you come across
extern int *(*f)();
int *g = f(0), h = *(******f)(*g);
- melvinroest 6y agoYea, I agree. That's why I said there's a lot to learn. Especially also when I think about how things bind, and so on. When I look at a statement like this, I really have to sit for it and just reason though it a few times. You might be able to tell: I'm not a C programmer ;-) I simply self-taught C in order to get some homework assignments done with some security classes. Example: we had to make our own packet sniffer in C. Actually, we had to make all kinds of tools in C.