C strongly typed?

[James Jones]

In article <1990Mar7.182230.5517 at utzoo.uucp> henry at utzoo.uucp (Henry Spencer) writes:
>any modern compiler will object.  C's type system is not extensible unless
>you count "struct", but the language is strongly typed -- mixing random
>types is not allowed.

Eh?  C will let you coerce essentially anything.  If all else fails, coerce the
address of the object about whose type you wish to lie, and then dereference.

	James Jones