This section describes the pre-defined classes that designate C pointer types. Subclasses of the abstract classes documented here are instantiable, and C pointers are represented in Dylan by instances of these classes.
Note: Pointer designator classes are defined for all the designator classes in Table 1.1, but are not listed here. To form the name of the pointer designator class for a particular designator class, append a "*" to the part of the name enclosed in angle brackets. Thus for <C-int> the pointer designator class is <C-int*>.