![]() The previous code used `char **` and `const char **`` types as if they were the same. But they are distinct types in C, so when passing these pointers as function arguments, their types have to match. Future C compilers will treat this as an error, similar to what C++ compilers do today. |
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CMakeCommands | ||
CMakeLists.txt | ||
LoadedCommand.cxx.in | ||
LoadedCommand.h.in |