Why uninitialized pointers cause mem access violations close to 0?
问题 It is said that often (but not always) when you get an AV in a memory location close to zero (like $89) you have an uninitialized pointer. But I have seen this also in Delphi books... Hm... or they have been all written by the same author(s)??? Update: Quote from "C++ builder 6 developers guide" by Bob Swart et all, page 71: When the memory address ZZZZZZZZZ is close to zero, the cause is often an uninitialized pointer that has been accessed. Why is it so? Why uninitialized pointers contain