/* Using " instead of less than/greater than brackets because they are not allowed in youtube descriptions. This program is for the video. */

#include "stdio.h"
#include "stdlib.h"
#include "stdarg.h"
#include "string.h"


int printf_new(char *pszFormatString, ...);
int printf_manual(char *pszFormatString, ...);

int _cdecl main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  printf_new(argv[0]);
  printf_new("\nHello\n");
  printf_new("Test String %s with integer %i and %% test\n", argv[0], argc);

  printf_manual(argv[0]);
  printf_manual("\nHello\n");
  printf_manual("Test String %s with integer %i and %% test\n", argv[0], argc);

  return 0;
}


int  printf_new(char *pszFormatString, ...)
{
  int CharacterCount = 0;
  int PrintInteger;
  char IntegerString[10];
  char *pPrintString;
  va_list VaList;

  va_start(VaList, pszFormatString);
 
  while(*pszFormatString)
  {
      if(*pszFormatString == '%')
      {
          pszFormatString++;
          switch(*pszFormatString)
          {
             case…

is this valid

void *p = &X; /* some thing */
p += 12;
and if so what does p now point to?
I have (third party)  code that does this (and compiles cleanly) and my guess is that the void * was