> looks like you need the address of something that hasn't got one. > for example for indirection, array indexing, etc.
Ah, yes, taking the address of a volatile is a no-no it seems. -Steve
> looks like you need the address of something that hasn't got one. > for example for indirection, array indexing, etc.
Ah, yes, taking the address of a volatile is a no-no it seems. -Steve