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From:	"Emile Bosch" <emilebosch AT hotmail DOT com>
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Subject:	** Pointer thingie's <= what's up with the double *?
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Date:	Fri, 14 Dec 2001 11:57:25 +0100
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Hi,
well i have my 2nd question, since book about c++ doesn't cover pointers in
depth :((
I've got to get me another good book..

So my question is as following:

void** ptr; //? Double **?

I get the single * but what's up with the ** ??
just when i tought i got the pointer thingies, they invented this :D lol.

So can someone help me with this?
Oh, and if thát's possible is it also possible to have anything like

void *& or something?

Thank you all very much,
Warm regards,

Emile Bosch

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