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Can someone please expain what is a NOP pointer, or give a good link?
Thanks.
Greg
Thanks.
Greg
TefJlives said:Can someone please expain what is a NOP pointer, or give a good link?
TefJlives said:Can someone please expain what is a NOP pointer, or give a good link?
Thanks.
Not a clue.TefJlives said:Can someone please expain what is a NOP pointer, or give a good link?
Thanks.
[snip]Ben Pfaff said:Do you mean a "null pointer"? A null pointer is a pointer that
has been assigned a null pointer constant. The C99 standard
defines it like this:
TefJlives said:Can someone please expain what is a NOP pointer, or give a good link?
No such beast in the C language.
Thanks for all your replies. I was under a misunderstanding. I was
looking for a no-op command, but I thought it was some kind of
pointer. Which is why I couldn't find anything about it on the web.
TefJlives said:Can someone please expain what is a NOP pointer, or give a good link?
TefJlives said:Thanks for all your replies. I was under a misunderstanding. I was
looking for a no-op command, but I thought it was some kind of
pointer. Which is why I couldn't find anything about it on the web.
It is also used quite a bit.santosh said:The closest C comes to a NOP command is a null statement: a semicolon
all by itself.
Malcolm McLean said:for loops with empty bodies that do their work in the condition or increment
part of the loop are not too uncommonly found. Personally I dislike them,
but som eprogrammers like to fit a lot of logic onto one line.
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