Are two C void pointers with the same data different memory objects?

Question

For example:

void *p1 = someStringPointer;
void *p2 = p1;

Although these are two unique pointers, given that they both point to the same value, are they still different memory objects?

Answer 1

If you print the address of p1 and p2

printf("%p\n", (void *) &p1);
printf("%p\n", (void *) &p2);

They have different addresses, so yes they are different memory objects.

Answer 2

p1和p2位于内存上的两个不同地址（在本例中为堆栈区域），但是它们包含相同的值，它们的值是someStringPointer 。