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> Rolf
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To be more specific as to the reason, this is the C idiom - it you pass it as a
pointer to a pointer, you have to cast it as a void pointer to a pointer. If
it is just a void *, C views this as an anonymous pointer, and you can use the
address - as in
int *intp;
MPI_Alloc_mem(1000,
