egcs1019: Problem with C++ code gen on args passed const char when declared void *

[Kenneth & Susan]

Hello,

In C++ code, the following used to emit a warning, but now is an error
(as of 1019 and 1026 snapshots, 0921 works fine). Is this supposed to
be the new behavior?

Thanks!

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Function foo is declared foo( void * bar), in usage, is used with
the syntax foo("ch") and get:

 passing `const char *' as argument 1 of `foo(void *)' discards
qualifiers

which used to be warning, but now breaks compilation.

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