Re: quick and rudimentary

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Benedikt Kessler (bjk++at++munich.sgi.com)
Wed, 14 Oct 1998 16:21:04 +0200

Hi!

Stephen Maher wrote:
...

>
> > Can't you use a 'cast' to fix it? (I don't use C so I don't know for sure):
> >
> > pfPostMultMat(m2,(const float (*)[4]) m3);
> >
>
> No. The C compiler doesn't like type qualifiers like const and volatile
> in cast expressions.

Works perflectly for me (using C Front-end, 7.2.1):

> pfPostMultMat ( workMat , (const float (*)[4]) putinvmat );

Bye! Benedikt

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