Hello, I have a little issue with pointer syntax:
auto toS = &("abc") ; // ok
auto toS = &"abc" ; // ok
auto toI = &(1) ; // Error: constant 1 is not an lvalue
auto toI = &1 ; // Error: constant 1 is not an lvalue
The only solution I found is:
auto i = 1 ;
auto toI = &i ;
It seems to be a pure syntactic problem. But why does it work with strings?
"abc" is no more a lvalue, I guess.
Denis
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