01.12.2009, 17:57
C - ((void*)0)
C++ - (0)
Why did C defined 0 as void pointer ? Because it was used to empty pointer's address.
And by the way, there is not pointers in PAWN because no newbie will be able to learn to use it correct and there it won't be easy(for newbies) to learn.
C++ - (0)
Why did C defined 0 as void pointer ? Because it was used to empty pointer's address.
And by the way, there is not pointers in PAWN because no newbie will be able to learn to use it correct and there it won't be easy(for newbies) to learn.