*(int *)CV = (int)0;
I was looking at a C code and can’t understand this line of code. Could you interpret this and explain what it does?
*(int *)CV = (int)0; I was looking at a C code and can’t understand
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*(int *)CV = (int)0;
I was looking at a C code and can’t understand this line of code. Could you interpret this and explain what it does?
It casts
CVto a pointer to anint, dereferences said pointer, and assigns the pointed-tointthe value0.Here’s a demo. Also,
(int)0is the same as0in this situation, so that can be changed to make things a little simpler.