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While following some tutorials and reading about function pointers I learned that evidently assigning a void pointer to a function pointer in ISO C is undefined, is there any way to resolve the warning I receive during compile time (e.g. a better way of coding it) or should I just ignore it? Warning: ISO C forbids assignment between function pointer and 'void *' [-pedantic] Example Code: void *(*funcPtr)(); funcPtr = GetPointer(); GetPointer is a function that returns a void pointer E.G. void *GetPointer();
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