Hello Paul!
 PE> it. Here's the problem. A simple last callers pex is 
 PE> supplied with ProBoard but its in C and not C++. The only 
 PE> way I can get it to compile is by forcing borland to 
 PE> compile C and not C++. If I try to use C++ I get the error: -
 PE> Borland C++ 4.51 Copyright (c) 1987, 1994 Borland International
 PE> _lc.c:
 PE> Error _lc.c 57: Cannot convert 'void *' to 'BINLOG *' in 
 PE> function main(int,char
 PE> * *)
 PE> *** 1 errors in Compile ***
 PE> Here's a copy of line 57: -
 PE>          bl = malloc( lc_num * sizeof(BINLOG));
I'm not familiar with the ProBoard source code, but I assume that bl is 
declared as a pointer to a BINLOG structure?  Further, I assume that BINLOG 
is a POD (C-type Plain Ol' Data) structure?
If so, the problem is that malloc returns a void*, which must be explicitly 
cast to a BINLOG*
The simple fix is to replace the line by
          bl = (BINLOG*) malloc( lc_num * sizeof(BINLOG));
However, since you are doing this as C++, rather than C, why are you using 
malloc anyway?  I'd completely replace this line with
          bl = new BINLOG[lc_num];
and replace the later call to free(bl) by
          delete[] bl;
     -Ron  (ron-bass@ti.com)
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