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but if I want that my function can accept NULL as parameter independently from the compiler?
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but if I want that my function can accept NULL as parameter independently from the compiler?

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This should &nbsp;not give you any trouble on either compiler. Sorry, but there always some thigs that are specific to the compiler or - like here - the &quot;framework&quot;.
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This should  not give you any trouble on either compiler. Sorry, but there always some thigs that are specific to the compiler or - like here - the "framework".

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You may want to find out what your precompiler does ... check for a compile option that creates a list file. In the list file you should be able to see the exact 'translation'
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You may want to find out what your precompiler does ... check for a compile option that creates a list file. In the list file you should be able to see the exact 'translation'

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I must reformulate my question :<br />
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This function is part of an API that we’ll offer for a customer (who is a developer).<br />
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I like my function able to accept NULL without any casting, <br />
I thought about wrapping my parameter inside a struct .<br />
DO you have a better idea ?<br />

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I must reformulate my question :

This function is part of an API that we’ll offer for a customer (who is a developer).

I like my function able to accept NULL without any casting,
I thought about wrapping my parameter inside a struct .
DO you have a better idea ?


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This is &nbsp;my function<br />
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Void MyFunction (unsigned char* uParam)<br />
{<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// some code<br />
}<br />
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When I call thefunction like this :<br />
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MyFunction (NULL); &nbsp;<br />
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I get a compiler error “no &nbsp;matching function for call to…” under LInux<br />
<br />
In windows with VC6 I didn’t get this function.<br />
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Why do I get this problem ? and how to get around of it?<br />

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This is  my function

Void MyFunction (unsigned char* uParam)
{
	// some code
}

When I call thefunction like this :

MyFunction (NULL);  

I get a compiler error “no  matching function for call to…” under LInux

In windows with VC6 I didn’t get this function.

Why do I get this problem ? and how to get around of it?


NULL parameter

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