On Nov 4, 12:52 am, Trond Norbye <[email protected]> wrote: > [...] > According to C you can assing void* to anything and from anything, > whereas C++ will generate an error if you try to do that (or can you > tweak your compiler to work around that?)...
Hmm...that does seem to be the main problem with going the C++ route. Would it be terribly offensive to add the obligatory casts to make C++ happy? There are already casts for non-void* conversions, so it's not like they would stand out more. Of course, I would need to see if there are other similar problems. If you get enough of them, then it's not worth it. The other alternative would be to just port memcached to C++. ;) Dave
