int* pointer=10; I want a variable which directly points to the contents of stored adress in pointer.

The cause of this act is that I have variable: dummy_type a; This a, has been used many time in my code. I've decide to allocate a with my static pool memory. Through the process of allocation I can have just it's pointer. But I need it's dereferenced version having name like a.

For example: int a=5; then you can extract it's pointer. But if you have int* pa=adress you can not create a dereference a. But I need a.

CodePudding user response：

I think what you want is something like this:

type_t * a_pointer;
#define a (*a_pointer)

If you remember to allocate memory at the right time and store your pointer in a_pointer then you don't need to change the rest of your code that was written to use a.