@b4n: > The C standard doesn't think it's that simple :) Could you please explain what you mean? Ok, I have to specify the type of a pointer of course but that only matters for referencing it's contents or pointer arithmetics (e.g. ```pointer++```). So is this really a thing from the C standard? Or is it more something that can happen on non x86 compatible machines?
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