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Reini Urban wrote:

> I know.

Well then why didn't you say that so that I wouldn't have to waste my
time explaining.

> I wanted to hear some magic g++ --allow-non-ansi switch (-std=c89 or
> such for C++) or some INT2PTR macro.

The C++ parser was completely rewritten in gcc 3.4.  This is one of the
things that was removed as a result.  There is no switch that's going to
bring it back.

If you want to port the code, why not just change relocp such that it's
a char * and cast it to PIMAGE_BASE_RELOCATION when it's necessary to
access a field.  Or use a union of the two.

Brian

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