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I wonder if does:
void *ptr = NULL;
printf("%p\n", ptr);
Will always gives (nil) output?
Does it depend on standard library implementation, or it’s a C99 standard specification?
On my system it yields
(null)so I guess it’s implementation defined. More generally, everything%pprints is implementation-defined: