Hello list,
As far as I recall from K&R, isn't pointer arithmetic on a void
pointer banned? And any effort to do that results in an error -
because the compiler won't know by how much size to increment the
pointer for a statement like "ptr++"? But then how about this:
[rick@linux rick]$ cat t.c
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
void *ptr = 0;
printf("%d \n", ptr+1);
}
[rick@linux rick]$ gcc t.c
[rick@linux rick]$ ./a.out
1
[rick@linux rick]$
It compiles and runs fine ... !
TIA,
Rick
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