/*
 * This is the example from class, Sep 29
 */

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
	int b[] = {'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', '\0'};

	char c[] = "abcdef";

	char *d = "abcdef";

	int *p = b;
	int *q = p+6;
	char *r = c;

	/* c = d;				compilation error */

	d = c;					/* this is ok */

	

	while(*p != 0) {
		printf("char: [%c]\n", *p++);
	}

	p = b;

	while  (p < q) {
		printf("char: [%c]\n", *p++);
	}


	while(*r != 0) {
		printf("char: [%c]\n", *r++);
	}


	p = (int *) b;
	
	while(*p != 0) {
		printf("char: [%c]\n", *p++);
	}

	return 0;
}

/*
 * Test run:
sherri@grace ~/curriculum/09_10/sos/osLabSupport/examples $ gcc -ansi pointer.c
sherri@grace ~/curriculum/09_10/sos/osLabSupport/examples $ ./a.out
char: [a]
char: [b]
char: [c]
char: [d]
char: [e]
char: [f]
char: [a]
char: [b]
char: [c]
char: [d]
char: [e]
char: [f]
char: [a]
char: [b]
char: [c]
char: [d]
char: [e]
char: [f]
char: [a]
char: [b]
char: [c]
char: [d]
char: [e]
char: [f]
sherri@grace ~/curriculum/09_10/sos/osLabSupport/examples $

*/