In the first part of this series, we covered the basics of pointers in C, and went on to more complex ... the only thing residing in memory. All the program code is accessible through either ...

An astute reader is now asking, Why not just return a pointer to an ... that structure across program or even computer boundaries. For example, I used a zero-length array in the Linux kernel's ...

Programming C without ... of each value, arrays will become limiting. And they’re useless if you want to combine different data types together. Luckily, C provides us with proper alternatives ...