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>>Ever seen programs written in C? ;-)
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>>*hides*
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> Hey, upcasting because it is needed for a calculation is one thing, but
> simply changing a type doesn't happen by itself. And such behaviour is
> usually documented somewhere and has a reason (how annoying would it be if
> you want to do some math, and C keeps on annoying with "int not compatible
> with double", when all you want is "2.5312e63 * 2"?
...now go and play with pointers. (And remember, if you need strings in
C, you are *forced* to use pointers.)
If I see the words "suspecious pointer conversion" one more time I'm
going to go mad... [But hey, this is why I don't use C any more.]
But anyway, enough of that...
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