By the way, you lot are aware that under the old ANSI C standard at least, pointer
types
can have different sizes depending on the type? Thus a pointer to a properly-aligned
64-bit entity needs 3 less bits than one to an 8-bit entity, and implementations are
entitled to use this. The only guarantee I can remember is that (void *) is big
enough to
represent everything. Does this affect things at all?
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