Friends, comparators usually take arguments like
(const void *a, const void *b) and do something read-only to a and b. In our sources, we typically cast these to something else, like (char *), and do something read-only. This generates a lot of warnings if using -Wcast-qual. To fix that, I have converted the casts to not cast away const. Please find my changes, attached. Mark Dilger
comparators.patch.1
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