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Re: Finding typecasts


  • Subject: Re: Finding typecasts
  • From: Paul M <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2009 10:54:17 +1200

In a terminal shell:
> grep -Hn '(pointer)' source1.c > lines_to_fix
> grep -Hn '(int)' source1.c >> lines_to_fix
> grep -Hn '(pointer)' source2.c >> lines_to_fix
> grep -Hn '(int)' source2.c >> lines_to_fix
...

or some variation thereof may work, depending on how it was done.


paulm



On 19/08/2009, at 9:09 AM, Mark Wagner wrote:

How can I find every line of a C program where a pointer is cast to an
integer, or vice-versa?  I've got a library where the original author
treated pointers and integers as being the same thing, and I'm trying
to sort it out.

Thanks,
Mark Wagner

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