The function
pointerp
tests whether the argument
pointer
is a pointer.
result
is
t
if
pointer
is a pointer, otherwise
nil
is returned.
In the following example a pointer,
point
, is defined, and an object which is not a pointer is defined. Both are tested using
pointerp
.
(setq point (fli:allocate-foreign-object :type :int))
(setq not-point 7)
(fli:pointerp point)
(fli:pointerp not-point)