Thanks Dan Larson for your msg about 16-BIT TO 32-BIT CALLBAC, on
Wednesday, 11-09-1994!

DL> Is there a proper typ
DL> 
DL> casting from 16-bit void to 32 bit void or other types? I would
DL> have a lot of work ahead of me if I had to edit all of those headers
DL> to  

If you are in a 32 bit compiler, then to cast a 16bit pointer to a 32
bit pointer would be:

VOID*    _Seg16    p16Pointer;
VOID*    p32Pointer;

p32Pointer = p16Pointer;

It should be that simple. Since the types of both are known from their
declarations, the compiler should correctly do the cast. I guess you
could always be more explicit (which would also make the code more self
documenting)

p32Pointer = (VOID*)p16Pointer;

But, technically speaking, that would be redudant. If this does not
work for you, then I think maybe your compiler (which one??) is not a
happy camper (or I am very confused, which is always another option.)

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