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In article <1990Sep23.061925.6887@jato.jpl.nasa.gov> zupke@mars.UUCP (Brian Zupke) writes:
> In this case, the pointer mismatch can be eliminated by "casting" the 
> malloc function to type char.  For example:

> char *outname;

> outname = (char *)malloc(SomeConstant);

But the underlying problem, that malloc() is declared as returning an int
(by not being declared at all) still needs to be fixed. Try adding

	void *malloc();

somewhere in scope. You may still need to ast it, but at least your code
will still work when (int) and (void *) are no longer the same size.

(As an aside: most 68000 compilers I've used in the past have returned
 pointers in A0 and ints in D0. Seems like an obvious move. I guess Manx
 and Lattice had other priorities.)
-- 
Peter da Silva.   `-_-'
<peter@sugar.hackercorp.com>.