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Ok, I've got a question for the folks here regarding ANSI-C.

According to my current book which may be outdated (if so, please offer
better books to use) it says that the prototype 'void *' was introduced
to ANSI C "to represent a 'universal' data pointer."

By implication, would a 'universal' data pointer complain about a
mismatch of pointer types?

(example:)
	My code says:
		typedef struct prot1 {
			int (*mycall)(char *parm1, void *parm_ptr );
			} PRO1;

		static int myfunc1 ( char *myparm1, PRO2 *ptr1 )
			{ /* PRO2 not the same as PRO1 */
			}

		static PRO1 stuff[] = {
			myfunc1,  /* warning: initialization type mismatch */
			NULL
			};

Thanks in advance for the time.
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