I have been reading something related to C language’s double pointers, and I have some doubts about the following piece of code. The following piece of code is about the operation of deleting a node of single linked list using double pointers in C language.

I have been reading something related to C language’s double pointers, and I have some doubts about the following piece of code. The following piece of code is about the operation of deleting a node of single linked list using double pointers in C language.

I have been reading something related to C language’s double pointers, and I have some doubts about the following piece of code. The following piece of code is about the operation of deleting a node of single linked list using double pointers in C language.

Recently, I have been reading something related to C language’s double pointers, and I have some doubts about the following piece of code and hope someone can guide me. The following piece of code is about the operation of deleting a node of single linked list using double pointers in C language.

This question already has answers here: Why can I call a non-const member function pointer from a const method? (5 answers) Propagate constness to data pointed by member variables (4 answers) Closed 3 days ago. I have a situation that a const object that has a pointer member is able to call a non-const function […]

This question already has answers here: Why can I call a non-const member function pointer from a const method? (5 answers) Propagate constness to data pointed by member variables (4 answers) Closed 3 days ago. I have a situation that a const object that has a pointer member is able to call a non-const function […]

Compiling the below code without gcc flags doesn’t raise any errors but does when I use -Werror, I have been printing memory address with %p flag but apparently I now have to typecast to void* to use the %p flag, what’s the required flag to print integer pointers as %ls suggested by the compiler isn’t supported in ISO C90?

Compiling the below code without gcc flags doesn’t raise any errors but does when I use -Werror, I have been printing memory address with %p flag but apparently I now have to typecast to void* to use the %p flag, what’s the required flag to print integer pointers as %ls suggested by the compiler isn’t supported in ISO C90?

Compiling the below code without gcc flags doesn’t raise any errors but does when I use -Werror, I have been printing memory address with %p flag but apparently I now have to typecast to void* to use the %p flag, what’s the required flag to print integer pointers as %ls suggested by the compiler isn’t supported in ISO C90?

i’m actually in tech school and i studied about pointers but there are little misunderstood about that.