Re: Non-null pointers in C/C++?

angel_tsankov wrote:

> and it would not be possible to convert a
> 'traditional' pointer to a non-null one.

This is impractical; you don't seem to have much experience in
programming in a language that offers both references and pointers (such
as C++). Even in C++, you generally can convert pointers to references
(and vice-versa), and thankfully so (although of course converting
pointers that do not point to an object of the reference's type yields
undefined behaviour.)
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