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From: jason@cygnus.com (Jason Merrill)
Subject: Re: Bytes and Characters
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>>>>> Tommi H|yn{l{nmaa <tohoyn@janus.otol.fi> writes:

> What about
> #define nil ((void*)0)

There is no standard conversion from (void*)0 to any other pointer type
unless you are using GNU C++.

Jason