Can a pointer be volatile ?
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Answer / Md Ataul Mustafa
Yes, a pointer can be declared as volatile in C and C++. Volatile pointers inform the compiler that the data to which they point might be modified by hardware or other threads, so the compiler should not optimize accesses to these locations.
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