In Visual C++ 2005 Express, a double variable requires 8 bytes of storage space and an integer requires 4 bytes of storage space. How many bytes of memory are required for a double pointer? For an integer pointer?
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A double variable requires eight bytes of storage space and an integer requires four bytes of storage space. The size of any type of pointer (double or integer included) is the number of bytes of the addressing architecture for the system. Visual C++ 2005 Express, is a 32-bit addressing scheme; hence, pointer variables are 4 bytes (32-bits). In the 1980’s, under MS-DOS, Borland C was a 16-bit addressing architecture and all pointers were 2 bytes (as were the integer variables).
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