> The casts were probably introduced for that reason. Per se, they are not
> critical - but if there is any assumption later on that the data structure
> is indeed of the large size, there is a problem.
Perhaps the pointer chould be (void *) everywhere, and then cast to the
right size where and when it is used. Clearly casting the pointer to a
larger size will result in allignment issues on some machines.
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