What is the correct way to declare a pointer to a __far pointer?

Question

For the built-in purpose, I use far pointers to access some parts of the memory card.

next to the pointer (without explicitly indicating __near):

unsigned int * VariableOnePtr;

Pointer to the nearest pointer:

unsigned int ** VariableOnePtrPtr;

far pointer:

unsigned int * __ far VariableTwoPtr;

What is the correct way to declare a pointer to a far pointer? Should this pointer be the biggest pointer?

Answer 1

I believe you will do this:

unsigned int * __far *VariableThreePtrPtr;

Further pointer to the far pointer:

unsigned int * __far * __far VariableFourPtrPtr;

Answer 2

"__ far" - , , . . .

Answer 3

You can also use typedef for this, for example

typedef unsigned int *__far VariableTwoPtr_t;
VariableTwoPtr_t* VariableTwoPtrPtr;