From: "Bryan" <riot29 AT hotmail DOT com>
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Subject: Re: "initialization to 'void *' from 'const char *' discards qualifier"
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I think I found my answer through remarq... :-P  Nevermind.


"Bryan" <riot29 AT hotmail DOT com> wrote in message
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> I'm working with the allegro GUI system and recieve this error message
when
> compiling with the C++ compiler:
>
> "initialization to 'void *' from 'const char *' discards qualifier"
>
> It places the line numbers for the errors at the end of each DIALOG array,
> i.e. the following gets one:
>
>
> DIALOG file_save_dialog[] =   {
>    { d_shadow_box_proc, 80,   32,   300, 70,    255,  0,    0,       0,
> 0,   NULL,  NULL, NULL  },
>    { d_box_proc,      92,    47,   272,  12,   255,  0,    0,       0,
> 0,   NULL,  NULL, NULL  },
>    { d_edit_proc,     93,    49,   270,  12,   255,  0,    0,       0,
> 80,   0,    "Filename",       NULL, NULL  },
>    { d_button_proc,    120,  70,   100,  18,   255,  0,    'o',  D_O_K,
> 0,   0,    "&Ok",     NULL, NULL  },
>    { d_button_proc,    230,  70,   100,  18,   255,  0,    'c',  D_CLOSE,
> 0,   0,    "&Cancel",     NULL, NULL  },
>    { NULL,              0,    0,    0,    0,    0,    0,    0,       0,
> 0,   0,     NULL }
>    };
>
> I would guess that some type of casting is required, but I can't figure
out
> where.  These errors are also accompanied by warnings stating "converting
> NULL to non-pointer type".  Anyone know how I can get the GUI stuff to
> compile right under C++?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>