Robert <robert.mue...@robertmuench.de> wrote:
Ah, I was looking for something like this but didn't find it.
Do all variables and types support the .ptr property?
Nope. Arrays do, as they are simply C arrays (T*) with a length
attached, and some fancy goings-on behind the scenes.
Basically, in C, the equivalent would be
typedef struct array {
int* ptr;
int length;
};
If I wanted something other than an array, such a structure
makes little sense. Especially seeing as most anything other
than a dynamic array could be stack-allocated, and we don't
want any pointers to stack stuff to escape for long.
--
Simen
