A void pointer is implicitly converted to any other pointer type in C,
so this cast shouldn't be necessary. Can you be a bit more specific
about the compiler you're using, the platform, and the error message you
get?
Christian Gross wrote:
I was playing around with the HOOK code and noticed a little bug.
Consider the macro APR_IMPLEMENT_EXTERNAL_HOOK_BASE and find the line
pHook = apr_array_push( _hooks.link_##name);
This line causes a compiler fault. pHook is typedefed, but
apr_array_push is a void pointer. Hence there is compiler problem. I
changed the line to the following
pHook = (ns##_LINK_##name@@_t *)apr_array_push( _hooks.link_##name);
Then things worked with no problem. Basically what was missing was a
typecast.
Could this be added to the APR sources?
Thanks
Christian Gross
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