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Trees often use nested structures of this type:<br />
struct Node{<br />
struct *Node;<br />
}<br />
I have an object with such structure with arbitrary number of levels.<br />
How can I determine a pointer to an outer object for a given inner object?
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Trees often use nested structures of this type:
struct Node{
struct *Node;
}
I have an object with such structure with arbitrary number of levels.
How can I determine a pointer to an outer object for a given inner object?

nested structures: pointer to outer object

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