Why second works, but first givws segmentation fault?
char s2[] = {49,49,0};
char **pch = (char **)&s2;
cout << *pch << endl;
int i[] = {10101,2};
int **pi = (int **)&i;
cout << *pi << endl;
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Why second works, but first givws segmentation fault?
char s2[] = {49,49,0};
char **pch = (char **)&s2;
cout << *pch << endl;
int i[] = {10101,2};
int **pi = (int **)&i;
cout << *pi << endl;
Neither one "works". In C++, there is no guarantee that when you do something foolish, the application will crash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Igor Yalovecky
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Paul McKenzie