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Hi, I really like to compile all my code with the highest warning level and having the beautifull result of 0, errors and 0 warnings! The problem is that I need to access to functions as pointers and the casting is giving me one warning that I can not remove! I have the following code: " [1] int (*update_params)(void far *,unsigned); [2] int (*restore_params)(void far *,unsigned); [3] update_params = 0x0600; [4] restore_params = 0x0800; " The C166 compiler gives two warnings on the lines 3 and 4: Warning C12: '=': 'int' converted to pointer. The code is ok but I do not know how to remove the warnings with the proper cast. Thanks in advance Joao Martins
This should work;
int (*update_params)(void far *,unsigned); int (*restore_params)(void far *,unsigned); update_params = (int (*)(void far *,unsigned))(0x0600); restore_params = (int (*)(void far *,unsigned))0x0800;