>
> I think it's easy to show that the equivalent C++ code would be shorter,
> faster, and safer.
>
I doubt that. Mixing C and C++ leads to C++ code being slightly bigger than
intended. In C, you can have
struct ops *p = void_ptr;
In C++,
struct ops *p = (struct ops *)void_ptr
or even
struct ops *p = static_cast<struct ops *>(void_ptr);
And void*s are used a lot.
Jan Engelhardt
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