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How should NULL be defined on a machine which uses a nonzero bit pattern as the internal representation of a null pointer?

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How should NULL be defined on a machine which uses a nonzero bit pattern as the internal representation of a null pointer?

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The same as on any other machine: as 0. (The compiler makes the translation, upon seeing a 0, not the preprocessor; see also question 5.4.

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