-=> Quoting Neil Heller to All
 NH> Given the following code:
 NH> char aStr[10] = "abcdefgh";
 NH> char * aPtr = &aStr[5];
 NH> cout << aPtr << endl;
 NH> The output is garbage.  How does one correct print the value of a
 NH> pointer?
The output shouldn't be garbage - it should be "fgh"!
That it isn't what you _want_ to output isn't an issue - it isn't garbage,
just not the desired output.
You want:
cout << (void*)aPtr << endl;
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