[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by fysiks Isn't that just a cast? Is there more than one type of cast in C/C++?

PHP Code:

int a = 5;
void& x = (void*)&a;
int* b = static_cast<int*>(x); 


And that is just 2 of the types of casting.

[Shooting King]

Originally Posted by fysiks Isn't that just a cast? Is there more than one type of cast in C/C++?

Originally Posted by WildCard65 PHP Code: int a = 5; void& x = (void*)&a; int* b = static_cast<int*>(x);  And that is just 2 of the types of casting.

Originally Posted by claudiuhks dynamic_cast, static_cast, reinterpret_cast, bad_cast, safe_cast and const_cast operators. Read more at MSDN. PAWN_CELL_SIZE is currently 32 everywhere so I guess the [#if defined #else #endif] check is useless for now.

Not one or two there are 6 types of casts according to MSDN.

[klippy]

Originally Posted by fysiks Isn't that just a cast? Is there more than one type of cast in C/C++?

That's generally called a C-style cast I think, the other C++ ones are safer and should be used instead (if you are writing a C++ program, of course).