dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon) (10/21/87)
: I think your VOID definition is broken. In the file :exec/interrupts.h is the structure: : :struct Interrupt { : struct Node is_Node; : APTR is_Data; : VOID (*is_Code)(); :}; That means 'pointer to function returning nothing' : Then, later on, when I try and do this: : :foo () :{ : extern long bar(); : : interrupt.is_Code = (VOID) bar; :} : : ...my compiler throws up. Something about an invalid use of the :'void' declaration. I have Manx 3.4b. You are attempting to cast a function returning a long into... nothing, which certainly does not match a function returning void. This is what you want: interrupt.is_Code = (void (*)())bar; Casting bar into a function returning nothing. -Matt