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Asked: May 30, 20262026-05-30T08:45:42+00:00 2026-05-30T08:45:42+00:00

I am working on Embedded C . I am stuck with pointer structure ….

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I am working on Embedded C . I am stuck with pointer structure ….

Structures are given below ..

/*structure 1*/
ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTableType *psAplApsmeAibBindingTable;

/*structure 2*/
typedef struct
{
    ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTableCache* psAplApsmeBindingTableCache;
    ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTable* psAplApsmeBindingTable;
}ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTableType;

/*structure3*/
typedef struct
{
   uint64  u64SourceAddress;
   ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTableEntry* pvAplApsmeBindingTableEntryForSpSrcAddr;
   uint32 u32SizeOfBindingTable;
}ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTable;

/*structure 4*/
typedef struct
{
   ZPS_tuAddress  uDstAddress;
   uint16  u16ClusterId;
   uint8   u8DstAddrMode;
   uint8   u8SourceEndpoint;
   uint8   u8DestinationEndPoint;
} ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTableEntry;

I have declared ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTableType *p; but i want to access ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTableEntry structure values… How could i do that??

Can anyone tell me the difference between

ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTable* psAplApsmeBindingTable

and

ZPS_tsAplApsmeBindingTable *psAplApsmeBindingTable;

Thanks ….

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    2026-05-30T08:45:43+00:00Added an answer on May 30, 2026 at 8:45 am
    1. p->psAplApsmeBindingTable->pvAplApsmeBindingTableEntryForSpSrcAddr->someField
    2. No difference.

    PS. That code is really, really ugly.

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