If compiling C++ the gcc complains if the result of malloc (which returns void *) is assigned to a pointer of a different type without casting.
The example that comes with the comments in nanosvgrast.h did this and therefore could cause the compiler to complain => Added an explicit cast which makes the example work without any error/warning.
If compiling C++ the gcc complains if the result of malloc (which returns void *) is assigned to a pointer of a different type without casting. The example that comes with the comments in nanosvgrast.h did this and therefore could cause the compiler to complain => Added an explicit cast which makes the example work without any error/warning.