Tracy R Reed wrote:
I'm with Gus on this one. The number you get when you print a
reference might look like a big number typical of a memory location
but if you reference a different number that you pick at random do you
generally get a segfault?
It isn't necessary that you get a segfault, so long as you get an error
of some kind. Segfaults are just a more painful way of telling you that
you've screwed up (unless you are doing pointer swizzling).
--Chris
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