Fix CNFGHandleInput() return type mismatch #112
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That looks like a mistake to me. Iirc many c compilers treat void and int the same, that would make this go unnoticed. Let's hope I'm not missing some C details which need this as void at some point 😉 |
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Thanks for catching that. |
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Was poking at this to see if I could get it running on my ESP32 but the first stumbling block was a compile error arising from conflicting declarations of CNFGHandleInput().
I replaced the stub function implementations in the Null and WASM drivers with ones that returned an int (specifically, 0).