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Rui Ueyama authored
This is an oddity in the C spec, but you can apply the unary `*` operator to a function as many times as you want. `*x` and `x` means exactly the same, given that `x` is a function.
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This is an oddity in the C spec, but you can apply the unary `*` operator to a function as many times as you want. `*x` and `x` means exactly the same, given that `x` is a function.