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### Pretty print pointer value
Sometimes it is quite handy to print the address where a pointer `myPointer` is pointing to. In order to do that you can use this specific trick to get a pretty print:
Sometimes it is quite handy to print the address where a pointer `myPointer` is pointing to. In order to do that you, you can use the CamiTK helper macro `CAMITK_PRINT_POINTER`.
For instance, to print the pointer `myPointer` declared as `AnyClass*`, you can write: