Does anyone know EXACTLY what the Addressof operator does, I know it returns the Address of a function in a standard module and that you can't get a number out of it without passing it to a function, I also know that the pointer is process specific, but I'd like to know exactly what it's pointing to, I can get the memory out of the address and into a byte array, but I can't seem to make much sense of what it's doing, It seems to have the same size if you don't change the interface, (I'm calculating the size by having 2 copies of the function in the same module with slichtly different names and finding the difference of their pointers.) I'd really like to know what's going on.

N.B. I'm aware how to use the addressof operator for subclassing and callback functions, that's not what this post's about.