🚀 go-pugleaf

I commonly create artificial argc/argv arg lists, which act like main's
argc/argv.  This is so the readers of the implementation of individual
commands of a program can understand what's happening.

Anyhow, code like this looks something like

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static int
go_figure(int argc, char *argv[]);

int
a_function(char *stuff)
{
    int argc;
    char **argv;
    ...
    make_arg_array(stuff, &argc, &argv);
    ...
    did_it_work = go_figure(argc, argv);
    ...
    dispose_of_arg_array(argc, argv);
}

static int
go_figure(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    ...
}
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The problem is that on the line "...go_figure...", I get the warning

lala.c: In function a_function:
lala.c:13: warning: argument passing between incompatible pointer types

I've tried casting the argv arg to (char *[]) but this is uncool since
the compiler wisely says "cast to array type" or similar.
I would really prefer to keep go_figure's argv as an array of pointers
since that's what it is.

Ideas, comments, suggestions?  Anyone?
-- 
Bob Davis (bobdavis@viewlogic.com)
hmmmming along