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Nils Goroll authored
It needs to be a generic pointer pointer, because it is initialized as a pointer to a pointer to an arbitrary struct, yet (void **) is can not be dereferenced. Right now, the instance info is not used, but this might change.
It needs to be a generic pointer pointer, because it is initialized as a pointer to a pointer to an arbitrary struct, yet (void **) is can not be dereferenced. Right now, the instance info is not used, but this might change.