In an unsafe context, an expression may yield a result of a pointer type, but outside an unsafe context it is a compile-time error for an expression to be of a pointer type. In precise terms, outside an unsafe context a compile-time error occurs if any simple-name (14.5.2), member-access (14.5.4), invocation-expression (14.5.5), or element-access (14.5.6) is of a pointer type. In an unsafe context, the primary-no-array-creation-expression (14.5) and unary-expression (14.6) productions permit the following additional constructs: primary-no-array-creation-expression : ...pointer-member-accesspointer-element-accesssizeof-expressionunary-expression : ...pointer-indirection-expressionaddressof-expressionThese constructs are described in the following sections. [Note:Theprecedenceandassociativityoftheunsafeoperatorsisimpliedbythegrammar.endnote]