Guys I'm programing in C, trying to do a dynamic allocation of a type char like this :
char **word1 = malloc(sizeof(char *)* 1);
char **word2 = malloc(sizeof(char *) * 1);
But it is resulting an erro like that: invalid conversion from 'void*' to 'char**' [-fpermissive]
Thanks every one who help me.
In c
compiler [gcc
], this error would not show up.
In c++
compiler, [g++
], this error is likely to happen.
To get rid of this,either
c
compiler to compile the above code.c++
compiler and add a char **
cast to malloc()
return value.Note: IMO, go for the 1st point. It's not a good practice neither to use malloc()
family in c++
, nor casting the return of malloc()
.