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by mort96
869 days ago
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C++ tries to have a slightly stricter type system than C. The compiler can't check anything when you cast from void*, and since C++ has other mechanisms which usually make casts from void* unnecessary (such as using 'new' instead of 'malloc' for heap allocation), I think it makes sense to require casts from void* to be explicit. |
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