use of if (!cptr) and if (cptr), where cptr is a *

Ken Arromdee arrom at aplcen.apl.jhu.edu
Wed Jul 19 13:50:50 AEST 1989


>It will break if NULL != 0.  This is rare in my experience.  ...

Not only rare, illegal. 
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