can 0 be used as sentinel value for pointers to members ?

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From: Christian Millour
Date: Thu, 16 Nov 1995 16:07

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Hi all. 

Can 0 be used as sentinel/null value for pointer-to-member data 
or functions, the way it is used for ordinary pointers ?

TIA,

--chris@etca.fr

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