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I see. So when for a char pointer one needs to do printf("%p\n", v); the Generic call must look like this displayln((const void *)v); is it

I see. So when for a char pointer one needs to do printf("%p\n", v); the Generic call must look like this displayln((const void *)v); is it really better?

shakna 7y ago
Or you could have the pointer be a pointer before you feed it to the function. void* v; v = ...; ... displayln(v);
- monocasa 7y ago
  The amount of ellipsis shows that your solution is just as heavy weight.