Hi Katolaz,

(Sorry if i send the same post several times, but many of them are being
undelivered today)

Try the folling code:

int x = 5;
int *p,*q;

p=&x; // This is -> *p=5
q=p;

printf(" The values are:    %d  %d  ", *p,*q);
printf(" The addresses are: %p  %p  ",  p, q);

So:

1) active_wifis is the address
2) *active_wifis is the value

Aitor.

On 12/10/2015 12:56 PM, KatolaZ <katolaz@???> wrote:
> Sorry for the silly, uninformed, and preposterous comment, which you
> would probably be better off ignoring altogether, but I can't see any
> reasonable way in which a C variable and its address might be "the
> same", especially when used as the first argument of a realloc (unless
> the value of that variable is a pointer to its own address, which is
> something so deep to defy my limited understanding)...
>
> HND