I have some code that does lots of casting from int to void* and vice-versa (i don't care if it's ugly. I like having generic stuff)
Example:
typedef struct _List {
long size;
long mSize; // Max size
void** elementArray;
}List;
List l;
...
int i = 2;
l.elementArray[i] = i; // Intentional usage of pointer as integer
// Actual size of pointer does not matter
but when i compile i get a bajillion
warning: cast to 'void *' from smaller integer type 'int' [-Wint-to-void-pointer-cast]
warnings. Is there a flag to tell gcc to not print this specific warning?
I'm compiling with -Wall, so I'm not sure if i can make this go away that easilly
apparently just take the flag that the compiler gives you and slap a "no" in front of it does the trick!
-Wno-int-to-void-pointer-cast
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