>Another solution (and I just checked this with a friend >who knows the C
>standards pretty damn well) could be to use `void *' >for any argument
>that is supposed to hold binary (non-text) data.
Get another friend. :)
void* is best used to indicate "can be a pointer to
anything."
unsigned char* is best used to indicate "pointer to
some bytes."
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