int meta_size = 24;
node_t* prev;
printf("%lx, ", prev + meta_size );
printf("%lx, ", prev);
printf("%lx, ", meta_size);
out put: 1519240, 1519000, 18 how this is happening?
Prev is a unitialised pointer, it contains (a random, because it is not initialised) memory address.
printf("%lx, ", prev + meta_size );//Prints the memory address prev is pointing to + (sizeof(node_t) * meta_size)
printf("%lx, ", prev); //Prints the memory address prev is pointing to
printf("%lx, ", meta_size); //Prints meta_size, 18 is 24 in hexidecimal, because of the 'x' in %lx
However, the first 2 lines are undefined behaviour because pointers should be printed with %p
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