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how to cast away 'volatile'?


I have a code snippet that looks roughly like this:

extern void my_free(void* ptr);

int foo()
{
    volatile long * bar;
    ...
    my_free(bar);
}

This generates the warning 'cast discards qualifiers from pointer target type' at my_free() (gcc 3.4.3). Other than disabling the flag that generates the warning (in general I want these warnings!), how do I suppress this? my_free is of course a free() wrapper, i.e. I don't see any problems discarding the qualifier at this point. I already tried this, which seems like it used to work (I am moving the code from one project to another):

my_free(void*)bar);

...and it doesn't help.

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Matthew
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