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by Bizwen
11 days ago
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Don’t people remember the real history anymore? The original C did not include the void type, and therefore void* did not exist either. Original C used char* to represent pointers of any type and directly cast char* to double*. You can read the first edition of The C Programming Language from 1978 to learn about this. void and void* were essentially invented based on practices from early C++ and were eventually incorporated into ANSI C. |
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