A
Alfonso Morra
Hi,
I'm getting a compiler error of "pointer truncation from 'void *' to
'int'" because I'm not explicitly casting from void* to (datatype*).
Pointers are stored as ints (is that right?), so as AFAIK, there is
nothing to worry about is there?
I'm using VC 7.1
Why are such assignments being treated as errors?
I'm getting a compiler error of "pointer truncation from 'void *' to
'int'" because I'm not explicitly casting from void* to (datatype*).
Pointers are stored as ints (is that right?), so as AFAIK, there is
nothing to worry about is there?
I'm using VC 7.1
Why are such assignments being treated as errors?