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priyatendulkar

Hi,

Consider ,the following code

unsigned int num =10;
unsigned int * ptr = &num;

however,When i look into ptr ,the address stored in "ptr" IS NOT EQUAL to the ADDRESS of num..

I know this seems to be strange,but this is what I have obsreved..
Is this any kind of memory corruption or some known issue wich I may not be aware of?

priyatendulkar Go4Expert Member
15Nov2011,14:32
	Hi, Consider ,the following code unsigned int num =10; unsigned int * ptr = &num; however,When i look into ptr ,the address stored in "ptr" IS NOT EQUAL to the ADDRESS of num.. I know this seems to be strange,but this is what I have obsreved.. Is this any kind of memory corruption or some known issue wich I may not be aware of?