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void calc(void* pvoid)
{
    int value = *(int*)pvoid:
    // what happens if pvoid points to a floating point value?
}

luplup wrote:

You too you misunderstood my problem i think,

luplup wrote:

Never i will go back in this forum

luplup wrote:

Never i will go back in this forum

luplup wrote:

Edit: So if i dont use void, it seems i have to write lot of calc "identical" function for each type....

luplup wrote:

Do i have to use calloc/realloc for the int too ? like i used it for the char/struct array.

luplup wrote:

So please can you show me the right way to cast correctly

1. Could you explain what are you trying to achieve using such type of very dangerous castings?

2. luplup wrote:

   void calc(void *var) {
   //try convert short to int with new var
   int tmp = (int)var;
   printf("tmp: %i\n", tmp);//bad, must be 30002
   //try cast/convert original var
   (int)var += 30003;
   }

   
   The problem with this "casting" is the origin of the parameter passed to is short integer (the low WORD in Win32 environment).
   But you are then trying to interpret it (somehow) as int causing to take into account the high WORD which contain garbage!
   So what do you expect from the next manipulations with this garbage?

int tmp = (short int)var;

luplup wrote:

is this a valid cast short to int ?

C++

int tmp = (short int)var;

Alan Balkany wrote:

There doesn't seem to be any documentation on this.

Alan Balkany wrote:

Looking through the Messages list in Class Wizard, I don't see anything that seems related to this. The control already has OnMouseWheel and OnVScroll handlers, and they work fine.

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