On Monday, 15 February 2021, 11:39:05 GMT, Chris Angelico
<[email protected]> wrote:
> > and then 'frame' would be a pointer to an in-memory structure of that
> > type. When you refer to 'frame->pts', that means 'look at the spot in
> > memory three words in from where frame points, and assign to that'.
>
> Well, that makes perfect sense. Thank you, Chris! You've removed most of the
> mystery. One thing
> remains: What links the label "frame" to the structure "FrameyThingyWhatsit"?
> Is there a linker
> directive somewhere, and what would it look like?
I've always felt that pointers were simple in concept but that the c syntax for
them can be pretty unhelpful. It's not the end of the world; it works, but by
the time you've worked out what all the punctuation means it can become a bit
of a brain-teaser.
P
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