Access Violation in pointer arithmetic
c, pointer-arithmetic
Solution
When you add `buffer + nsize` you have to realize that you are actually adding `buffer + (nsize * (sizeof(int))` since it's a `int *` when you are doing pointer arithmetic.
So it probably has something to do with it. Try incrementing nsize by `nsize += 4096/sizeof(int)` or something more clever.
Problem
With the code: ``` int nsize; int * buffer; char TargetBuffer[4096]; const SIZE_T buffersize = (320*240) * sizeof(int); buffer = (int *) malloc(bufferSize); // fill buffer with data nsize = 0; while(nsize < buffersize) { // HERE after some loops i get Access Violation memcpy(TargetBuffer, buffer + nsize, 4096); // do stuff with TargetBuffer nsize += 4096; } ``` Why am I get the Access Violation? What should I change?