> Therefore "main" is an int.and
> printf("Main: %d", main);
> Will print the address of main.
Well, main() is a function returning an int, which is not
the same thing as an int. The function pointer (the memory
address where the main() function code starts) is an integer
type of some sort (probably a 32-bit unsigned int, but this
will depend on the system), and presumably it's compatible
with the "%d" format so no compile-time or run-time warnings
are issued. But many compilers don't type-checking printf()
arguments against the format string anyway.
David
