On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 09:02:25AM +0200, Perceval Anichini wrote:
> When you write
> argv + 1, the compiler will understand : compute the address
> of argv, and add one time the size of the type which is pointed by argv.
> I remember to you that argv[1] = argv + 1. Brackets are only syntactic
> sugar, which allows us not seeing we are dealing with pointer arithmetic.
This could hardly be more offtopic, but
argv [1] == *(argv + 1)
not (argv + 1). &(argv [2]), or argv + 2, would have been what the
original coder was trying to express.
Cheers,
--Pete
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