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What is near, far, and huge pointers in C?
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What is near, far, and huge pointers in C?
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Near Pointers:
Near pointers are used to store 16-bit addresses only. Using the near pointer, we can not store the address with a size greater than 16 bits.
Far Pointers:
A far pointer is a pointer of 32 bits size. However, information outside the computer’s memory from the current segment can also be accessed.
Huge Pointers:
Huge pointer is typically considered a pointer of 32 bits size. But bits located outside or stored outside the segments can also be accessed.
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