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by adestefan
5164 days ago
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I stand corrected, it does define the integer constant 0 to be promoted to the null pointer. In C11 this is Section 6.3.2.3. To make it even more confusing Section 7.19 Common Definitions <stddef.h> defines NULL to be an implementation depefined null pointer constant. I was always taught that (void *)0 is a valid definition of NULL, but that 0 was not necessarily. |
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