Re: bug in visual studio .net 2003 - breakpoints and memcpy

Alexander Grigoriev wrote:
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> BTW, converting a function pointer to void * is illegal in C and C++.

Not illegal, just undefined. Which means that an implementation is free to
define it if it wants so. Both Win32 and Posix define the conversion.


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