No setting them to point at the same thing, but setting the memory located at one pointer to be a pointer to other memory:
[EDIT] BTW, yes, I am crazy for doing this. After my second attempt at string split functionality I've gone all out as far as speed goes. Its gonna have a custom memory system, alloced when needed, minimum of 1K, max 1 mb, used instead of arrays inside the split function, so the arrays dont have to be alloced/dealloced every call and there isn't a limit on the size of the input text or split elements. I think this is the best way. If I cannot do this, banks or arrays will do fine instead for the main pointer list.
Global Pointers:Int Ptr=MemAlloc(1024*4) Pointers[0]=Int(MemAlloc(1024))
[ERROR]: Compile Error:Unable to convert from 'Byte Ptr' to 'Int Ptr'
On the second line. However, I'm not trying to do this. I'm attempting to set an int to an int...[EDIT] BTW, yes, I am crazy for doing this. After my second attempt at string split functionality I've gone all out as far as speed goes. Its gonna have a custom memory system, alloced when needed, minimum of 1K, max 1 mb, used instead of arrays inside the split function, so the arrays dont have to be alloced/dealloced every call and there isn't a limit on the size of the input text or split elements. I think this is the best way. If I cannot do this, banks or arrays will do fine instead for the main pointer list.