MemHandleLock() returns a pointer to a chunk of memory with unknown type (void *). To copy this pointer to a known type, you must cast it to that type, since C++ requires explicit casting. On Tuesday 24 July 2007 08:54:06 Jeremy Swanson wrote: > Mystring is initialized with > > Char* mystring; > > It is a pointer by definition, and as far as I know, would not require any > conversion. Why is this happening?
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