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XRogue: get rid of VOID as an alias for long.
Maybe some compilers in 1986 didn't handle void pointers well, but they
are no longer a concern.
author | John "Elwin" Edwards |
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date | Mon, 07 Mar 2016 20:44:01 -0500 |
parents | f54901b9c39b |
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98 light(&hero); | 98 light(&hero); |
99 mvwaddch(cw, hero.y, hero.x, PLAYER); | 99 mvwaddch(cw, hero.y, hero.x, PLAYER); |
100 } | 100 } |
101 } | 101 } |
102 when R_SEARCH: | 102 when R_SEARCH: |
103 start_daemon(ring_search, (VOID *)NULL, AFTER); | 103 start_daemon(ring_search, NULL, AFTER); |
104 when R_TELEPORT: | 104 when R_TELEPORT: |
105 start_daemon(ring_teleport, (VOID *)NULL, AFTER); | 105 start_daemon(ring_teleport, NULL, AFTER); |
106 } | 106 } |
107 status(FALSE); | 107 status(FALSE); |
108 if (r_know[obj->o_which] && r_guess[obj->o_which]) { | 108 if (r_know[obj->o_which] && r_guess[obj->o_which]) { |
109 free(r_guess[obj->o_which]); | 109 free(r_guess[obj->o_which]); |
110 r_guess[obj->o_which] = NULL; | 110 r_guess[obj->o_which] = NULL; |