Hi,
The original function is thus:
typedef void (*proc_C)(char * param);
HB_FUNC( CALL_PROC_C )
{
proc_C CurProc = (proc_C)hb_parnl(1);
CurProc(hb_parc(2));
}
If I do this, just the WARNNING, but it's alright I do this, or I may have
future problems with the function?
HB_FUNC( CALL_PROC_C )
{
proc_C CurProc = (proc_C)hb_parnl(1);
CurProc(hb_parnl(2));
}
thanks
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> Ale SB wrote:
>> Warning W8075 G:\\FiveWin\\Fast_4.8.24\\FastRepH.prg 80: Suspicious
>> pointer
>> conversion in function HB_FUN_CALL_PROC_C
>> .
>> function is:
>> HB_FUNC( CALL_PROC_C )
>> {
>> proc_C CurProc = (proc_C)hb_parnl(1);
>> CurProc(hb_parc(2));
>>
>> How to solve?
>
> Use pointer type for pointers instead of numeric.
>
>
> Regards,
> Mindaugas
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