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I started feeling comfortable with C and then I ran into type casting. If I have the following defined in an *.h file struct data { int value; char *label; }; and this in another *.h file # define TYPE void* How do I cast the void pointer to the struct so that I can use a variable "TYPE val" that's passed into functions? For example, if I want to utilize the value that TYPE val points to, how do I cast it so that I can pass that value to another functions?
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