>>>>> "Yunho" == Yunho Jeon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Yunho> 1. Header file problems:
Yunho> There is difference how NULL is defined for C and C++. In C,
Yunho> NULL is usually (void*)0, but in C++ NULL should be 0 to avoid
Yunho> many warning messages.
Actually, #define NULL 0 is the right way for either language. I
don't know where the strange habit of writing (void *)0 comes from,
but it isn't necessary and adds nothing useful.
paul
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