Hi there
there is this little part of my project that has a few lines involving
moving a void pointer to and fro by a few bytes, i.e. ptr += (something)
or ptr -= (something) where ptr is of type void *
The code compiles fine in gcc and the program works perfect with no memory
leaks or seg faults, but this won't compile with g++ at all and it keeps
complaining with error messages of :
pointer of type `void *' used in arithmetic
on those lines with ath void pointer that I have mentioned. Is there some
flag in g++ to get rid of this annoying issue? I have gcc/g++ 3.2.2
Thanks
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