Jan Engelhardt wrote:
It still can't typecheck void pointers. With C++ they're very rare.
Using C++ just because one can't verify that all type conversions in a C
program from/to void* are as they are supposed to be is... well, think of
something.
If you remove the 'just', I'd say 'a way to catch more bugs at compile
time'.
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