Why should i use %p for pointer when i can use %u for address ?
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Why should i use %p for pointer when i can use %u for address ?
%p will output it in a nice readable way (identical to %08X on my machine I think), and I also think there's no guarantee that pointers can be treated as integers.
Because %p is correct, %u isn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by vb.bajpai