How to distinguish a pointer pointed at a stack memory or a heap memory ?

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

void test() {
    char buffer[1024]={0};
    char* mem=(char*)calloc(sizeof(char)*1024,1);
    
    char* p1=&buffer[0];
    char* p2=mem;

    size_t len_p0=sizeof(buffer);
    size_t len_p1=sizeof(p1);
    size_t len_p2=_msize(p2)/sizeof(char);

    function_about_pointer_at(p1,p2);

    printf("length of local function frame stack:%d\n",len_p0);
    printf("length of local variable itself:%d\n",len_p1);
    printf("length of heap memory:%d\n",len_p2);
}

void function_about_pointer_at(char* p1,char* p2) {
    //if there is no coding context, is it possible to figure out about p1/p2 , which is pointed at a frame stack memory,
    // which is pointed at a heap memory ?
    
    //...
}

void main() {
    test();
}