For a pointer or array expression X return the underlying object.
- Precondition
- This requires that X is either a pointer or array, or in other words that
(X)[0]
is a valid expression.
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This requires that the base type of X is one of the types listed in the arguments.
- Returns
- If X is a pointer to of one of the types listed in the argument list,
X[0]
is returned, that is it is assumed that the pointer points to one element of the underlying base type. Otherwise X is an lvalue of array type and this object is returned.
Definition at line 1073 of file p99_generic.h.