[CST-2] Address taken variable
David Singleton
dps29@cam.ac.uk
Wed, 29 May 2002 23:44:18 +0100
An address taken variable is one whose address has been 'taken' by the
program (funnily enough!)
E.g. in C
a = &b;
we set a (usually a pointer) to the address of b :- b is address taken.
David
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> Gets mentioned quite a lot in optimising compilers. What exactly is an
> address taken variable?
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> Alvin
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