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by JoshTriplett
4797 days ago
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It absolutely does return a memory address; it even has the type of a memory address ("int *"). You just can't write to it because it doesn't live in a writable location (an lvalue), for the same reason you can't write: (x + 1) = 12
because (x+1) doesn't live in a writable location. |
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