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But also: since you know that it is, and always will be, "a pointer to s_struct," you should declare it that way, not as void *.
You should declare a "void pointer" only when you literally do not know what sort of thing this pointer points to, and/or when it must be unpredictable and/or in the occasional edge-case where you really don't care. You want the compiler to be able to do just as much compile-time error checking as it possibly can.
Last edited by sundialsvcs; 12-12-2017 at 08:29 AM.
Hi,
I corrected the issue myself immediately after posting. Sorry I could not reply immediately.
Regarding the answer. I did same as NevemTeve it is working i.e.declared structure outside the main.
Thanks NevemTeve,
sundialsvcs:-
In my application I was passing this Structure argument to thread. In every example program it is written as void*. So I did the same.
But I will correct it.
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