In a call to malloc, what does an error like
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In a call to malloc, what does an error like ``Cannot convert `void *' to `int *''' mean?
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It means you're using a C++ compiler instead of a C compiler.
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In a call to malloc, what does an error like
In a call to malloc, what does an error like ``Cannot convert `void *' to `int *''' mean?
✍: Guest
It means you're using a C++ compiler instead of a C compiler.
2016-06-21, 1342👍, 0💬
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