SuperStrict
Local a:Int = 123
Local b:Int Ptr
Local c:Int Ptr Ptr
b=Varptr(a)
c=Varptr(b)
but how can i change the value 123, using c variable?
in C++ is could do this:
**c=777;
This works. Don't know if there's a better way.
SuperStrict
Local a:Int = 123
Local bk:TBank = CreateStaticBank(Varptr(a),4)
PokeInt bk,0,125
DebugLog a
c[0][0] refers to a.
This array-style syntax for dereferencing pointers is a little awkward. I think it is meant to discourage the use of pointers, although they are available if you really want them.
hm ;-)
i think we need a new keyword.
VARPTR "add" 1 pointer level to a variable/pointer
C++ do the same with &-symbol
VARSOMETHING (or a symbol *) should "remove" 1 pointer level from pointer
C++ do the same with *-symbol
int a;
int *b;
int **c;
b=&a;
c=&b;
b=*c;
or is c[0][0] official?