On quinta-feira, 28 de junho de 2012 13.37.14, Tomaz Canabrava wrote: > Thiago, on C++ 0 and (void*) 0 are the same thing? I know that on C > they aren't, and I didn't found the information easily on the web.
No, they are not.
In C++, 0 can be cast to any pointer, but so can 0L and false. However,
(void*)0 is a null of type void* and that cannot be cast to any pointer type
except for void *.
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