Once again, pointers are simply memory addresses, and to fully utilize this similarity, C provides the concept of function pointers.

For me, the four chapters that explain how to use pointers with functions, arrays, strings, and structures provide the most important information and examples for programmers and engineers. Chapter 7, ...

Actually, all I've tried so far is to create a pointer to a single 3D array, and that won't work.<BR><BR>I don't have the code available to me now, which I know is dumb for asking this kind of ...

The value 14 in the array might be allocated to location 0x100, the value 28 to 0x102, etc. In order to access the elements of the array, use the simple notation array [0] to access the first element ...

I’ve worked with a number of 8-bit embedded systems and their C compilers where using clearer expressions (e.g. arrays) produced worse binary code, and using stupid pointer tricks compiled to ...

Arrays are not pointers; pointers are not arrays. This is perhaps the most common misconception about C, and a “Guide to C Pointers” should not propagate it.