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[QUOTE="Douglas A. Gwyn, post: 2385360"] Essentially, yes (6.5.9p6). Note, however, that valid pointer values can be formed only in certain ways, so for example int i, j, *pi = &i, *pj = &j - 1; pi == pj; is not allowed in a s.c. program. The opportunity for accidental equality is thus pretty much limited to int i, j, *pi = &i + 1, *pj = &j; pi == pj; Other, more useful, cases of equality will be for two pointers into (or just past the end of) an aggregate object. [/QUOTE]
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