sizeof(uchar**) vs sizeof(uchar*)
Posted by:
qihua wu
Date: April 05, 2009 11:05PM
In the source code of mysql,
sizeof(uchar**) is used like:
recbuffer= (uint) (reclength + sizeof(uchar**) - 1) & ~(sizeof(uchar**) - 1);
sizeof(uchar*) is used like:
keyseg->length= sizeof(uchar*);
In C, the size of a pointer should be the same. So the size of pointer to a uchar should be the same as the size of a pointer to a pointer (to a uchar). In this way, sizeof(uchar*) should be the same as sizeof(uchar**). Am I right?
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