Re: error: expected ')' before '*' token -- What is this ?

Ram Prasad wrote:
Post all the code in that file and then "line 42" will be in context. It
isn't even apparent from above what IS on line 42. "----"? ". . . "? or
SPF_ ?


The file is here
[...]
SPF_result_t spfcheck_s(SPF_request_t *ecm_spf_request, char* ip,
char* helo, char* sender) {

Just a guess: Does the header file (which you didn't show)
declare a type named `SPF_request_t', or does it declare something
slightly different like `SPF_Request_t' or `SPF_request'? (Or
does it declare `struct SPF_request_t' but not `SPF_request_t'?)

--
Eric Sosman
esosman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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