You need to convert v to an appropriate (non-void) pointer type, otherwise v[i] is invalid (there is no such thing in C++ as an array of voids).
All the compiler knows about v in your last loop...
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You need to convert v to an appropriate (non-void) pointer type, otherwise v[i] is invalid (there is no such thing in C++ as an array of voids).
All the compiler knows about v in your last loop...