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Actually
void*
just points to anything, with no regard to the type of that thing. Pointing to the void is more accurately described byNULL
pointer.In other words,
void
refers to the typing of the pointer, not a particular value that might be present at its target.(But I can see how someone might find it confusing.)
So, when I want the void to point back at me, do I have to loop over void* or over NULL?
And how many iterations?For the void to point back at you just dereference the NULL pointer
For God sake, be consistent. It’s either
int*, int**, void*
orint *, int **, void *
There are no ints in the void, only… death…