is that true!?

doesn't it point constantly at something that itself doesn't have to be
constant?

/niklas

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Fr=E5n: Sergio Masci [mailto:smpl@NTLWORLD.COM]
Skickat: den 26 februari 2002 14:59
Till: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
=C4mne: Re: [pic]:struct+pointer


> > cost ship * p;

is this cost actually const?

You can read from but not write to a const location.
const meens constant, unchanging. Declaring a const
pointer meens that it points to something which must
not be changed.

> > p=3D&ship1;
> > (*p).temperature=3D123;
> > the error message is same.
>
> p->temperature
>
> >
> > Why???

Regards
Sergio

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