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I want to use a char * pointer to step over some ints. Why doesn “((int *)p)++;” work?

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I want to use a char * pointer to step over some ints. Why doesn “((int *)p)++;” work?

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In C, a cast operator is a conversion operator, and by definition it yields an rvalue, which cannot be assigned to, or incremented with ++.

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