Thread: void function(type **, type *)

  1. #1
    John Wallace
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    Angry void function(type **, type *)

    I m calling a function
    function(&h,p)
    where h and p are pointers

    The prototype of function is
    function(type **h,*p)
    But C compiler tell me that can convert type ** to type **, I can't understand that, do you?

  2. #2
    C-Dumbie
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    Re: void function(type **, type *)

    Originally posted by John Wallace
    I m calling a function
    function(&h,p)
    where h and p are pointers

    The prototype of function is
    function(type **h,*p)
    But C compiler tell me that can convert type ** to type **, I can't understand that, do you?
    what data structure did you define for h and p as actual parameters?

    C-Dumbie

  3. #3
    Registered User Seek n Destroy's Avatar
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    aclaration for type of previous question

    The type of *h and *p is
    Code:
    typedef struct nodo{
                                     struct data;
                                     struct nodo *next
                                    }nodo;
    [code tags added by ygfperson]

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    Can you show the code where it is about and the exact compiler error?

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