* valops.c (value_cast): If casting a scalar to a pointer, do not

 	issue a message about truncation unless it exceeds the length of
 	an address, not the length of a pointer.  This is because what the
 	user gives us is an address, not a pointer, and we will ultimately
 	convert it (via ADDRESS_TO_POINTER) to a pointer, not truncate it
 	to a pointer.  This allows things like "print *(int *)0x01000234"
 	to work without generating a misleading message on a target having
 	two byte pointers and four byte addresses.

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