I have a line of code like this:
if ((l_fn = lt_dlsym(l_st->lth, "ladspa_descriptor")) == NULL) {
where l_fn is a function pointer. gcc says:
ladspa.c: In function 'sox_ladspa_getopts':
ladspa.c:114: warning: ISO C forbids assignment between function pointer and
'void *'
There's no problem with this on my machine with my compiler settings, but if
I wanted to write strictly conforming ISO C it looks like I'd have a
problem; equally if I wanted this code to run on a machine where void * was
not compatible with a function pointer.
Is there some way to avoid this problem?
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