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Hi, I'd like to propose a clear, simple and illustrated explainations
(from this newsgroup community)
about the most important argument of the C language: array and
pointers.
Yes I know that there are a lot of faq, site and books but my idea is
to remake this in a schematic and
clear manner and to remake this by people that really wants to write
this paper for all.
My idea is to starting from the standard ISO C definitions of the:
- variable;
- constants;
- l-value and r-value;
- array with n-dimensions
- pointers
- pointer to pointer
- array of pointers
- pointer to array
and than debating about these arguments giving our interpretations
(with simple and clear examples)
and, at the end, making a final paper.
Bye
(from this newsgroup community)
about the most important argument of the C language: array and
pointers.
Yes I know that there are a lot of faq, site and books but my idea is
to remake this in a schematic and
clear manner and to remake this by people that really wants to write
this paper for all.
My idea is to starting from the standard ISO C definitions of the:
- variable;
- constants;
- l-value and r-value;
- array with n-dimensions
- pointers
- pointer to pointer
- array of pointers
- pointer to array
and than debating about these arguments giving our interpretations
(with simple and clear examples)
and, at the end, making a final paper.
Bye