What is the memory allocated by the following definition ?
int (*x)();
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Answer / dddhacker
Wrong!
Its a function pointer, therefore on a 32 bit platform for
example, 4 bytes are allocated for it.
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Answer / ningappa
The above code is function pointer declaration.So there is
no memory allocated as it is just declaration and no value
is being assigned to it........
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