Re: Pointers to int

[Christoph Bussenius <mail@der-pepe.de>]

On Fri, Oct 28, 2005 at 06:05:30PM +0200, Christoph Bussenius wrote:
> As postincrement (++) has higher priority than dereference (*), p++ is
> what will be evaluated first.  So p will be incremented by the size of
> an integer (probably 4).  After that, p will point to the second integer
> of the array, i. e. array[1].  Now you use * to access that very
> location and store j-8 there.

Sorry, I was mistaken.  As the result of a POSTincrement is the value
before incrementing, the result will be like:
*p = j-8;
p++;

Christoph

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