& operator - (nf)

[andree at uokvax.UUCP]

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uokvax!andree    Dec 16 21:04:00 1983

James -

	In C, you can take the address of anything but a real, live
expression - a + b, c + d, etc. Since in++ is identical to in (with a
side effect), *in++ is identical to *in (with the same side effect).
Since &(*in) is valid (you can take the address of a char), &(*in++) is
valid, and SHOULD be the same as &(*in).

	<mike