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[QUOTE="magesh, post: 1698501"]
I completely agree with the fact that proper header files should be 
included, I would be amazed a proper C file that never calls a function 
from stdlib, so normal programmers include them, if they give attention 
to warnings from the compiler or else this thread is not meant for them.

Thats what I think, but I agree with fact that unnecessary casts may 
fool the compiler and prevent from warning, if not properly used.

declaration of p 1000 lines before.
1001:	p= malloc(sizeof(*p)*10);
or
those who don't care of memory
1001:	p= malloc(1024);

could you tell me what type is p, while u are going through just this 
part of ur code.

1001:	p= (int*)malloc(sizeof(int)*10);

Thought it appears newbie ,I think this is more explicit!

Reagrding code maintenance, the other solution p= malloc(sizeof(*p)*10); 
may be easy to change the type of p without changing the malloc line in 
ur code, after that?? the fact that the type of p has changed may have 
more impact on other lines where u use them, than those on one malloc 
statement!!!

Yep thats what I expect too.

Thanks for ur reply,
regards,
magesh
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