pointer size (Was: Re: "void **" : Is it valid and what does it mean?)
zlsiial at cs.man.ac.uk
zlsiial at cs.man.ac.uk
Fri May 31 17:13:47 AEST 1991
In a recent posting Joseph Toth (toth at tellabs.com) wrote:
> On a single machine, the size of the pointer is based upon the
> addressable range of memory, and is always the same _size_.
This is not true. I work in C on a large number of machines, and
one of them has two different pointer sizes (32 and 48 bits).
These access addressable memory in different ways.
-- Owen
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