>>>>> "DL" == Davide Libenzi <davidel@maticad.it> writes:
DL> You've a zone in memory that can be seen as "char *" but does
DL> not exist a variable that hold such value, so You can't do
DL> &... of a thing that does not exist !
To put it another way, the C standard explicitly states that passing
an array as an argument causes it to decompose into a pointer to the
base of the array - meaning that f(array, &array) is exactly
equivalent to f(&array, &array).
m.