> > So if I have
> > struct foo {int x; float y; } bar;
> > int *pi;
> > float *pf;
> >
> > and mark X as "nonaddressable", I know that an assigment to *pi can't
> > affect bar.x.
>
> But if you add
>
> struct foo *foop = &bar.
>
> foop->x = 5.
>
> It can, even though we *claim* X is nonaddressable.Which can what exactly? -- Eric Botcazou
