Since Visual Studio doesn't support C99, the C source files are compiled as
C++. This appears to have thrown up a type issue.
In zsock_option.c, line 78 for example:
printf ("ZMQ_ROUTER_HANDOVER is not valid on %s sockets\n", zsock_type_str
(self));
The compiler is complaining at passing a void* to zsock_type_str. I don't
understand enough about this code to know what to do here. Zsock_type_str is
expecting a zsock_t, but these functions such as zsock_set_router_handover take
a "polymorphic" socket pointer, so the void* might not be a zsock_t, and might
be a plain libzmq socket void*. There doesn't seems to be an equivalent
function provided by libzmq that can be called instead having called
zsock_resolve. Also, since the code is generated by GSL I don't know how I'd go
about fixing this anyway, not got as far as GSL code generation yet.
Am I doing something wrong, or is this an error in the code?
This is on czmq master.
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