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Joe Wright
Really? Functions 'return' values. Operators 'yield' values. ValuesThomas said:"Others call an address value a pointer. I understand but I disagree."
I hope I never see you talking about a function returning pointers.
Oh and did you know that the unary & operator returns a pointer?
The standard is very clear on the matter.
which are addresses of objects have type 'pointer to T' but they are
still values and not pointers. This because pointers are objects!
Are you becoming bored with me Thomas?If this is just your opinion please say so, because I am not
interested in discussing your opinion proper, which is what we
appear to be doing.
Can you give me your definition of 'pointer' which is not ambiguous? Is
it a value or an object? Is it both? Is it neither? Straighten me out
here.