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[QUOTE="Andrej Prsa, post: 1705679"] Hi! What happens to a globally defined pointer, e.g. void *value; that points to a particular type in a function: int dummy_func (int a) { value = &a; return 0; } after the function returns to main? If this doesn't work, how could I make it work? Do I have to allocate memory for this int and copy the original int to that and then point value to this newly allocated int? Thanks for your time, Andrej [/QUOTE]
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