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> and you get both DRY and avoid (void *) casting. While that line of code is DRY, it doesn't avoid casting "void *" to "thing_t *".
by dcuthbertson 2y ago
> and you get both DRY and avoid (void *) casting.
While that line of code is DRY, it doesn't avoid casting "void *" to "thing_t *".