#define void int vs. #define void char

[Arthur David Olson]

A response to an earlier article of mine convinces me that I failed to be
clear and succinct.  Let me try again.

QUESTION 1.
	What's an example of code that compiles but does the wrong thing if you
		#define void int
	?

QUESTION 2.
	What's an example of code that compiles but does the wrong thing if you
		#define void char
	?
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Here are my best answers so far:

ANSWER 1.
	The code
		extern void * malloc();

		char * getten() { return malloc(10); }
	on machines where (int *) != (char *).

ANSWER 2.
	I know of no such code.
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If you have better answers, I'd appreciate hearing from you.
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