Lpc2000

> returns this as a warning:
> 
> test.c: In function `test':
> test.c:32: warning: passing arg 1 of `is_any' discards qualifiers from 
> pointer target type
> 
> this is because you're passing a "const uchar *" as a "uchar *" 
> param.  Changing either the function to is_any(const unsigned char 
> *,char)  or removing const from the string declaration removes this 
> warning, but it's only a warning, it won't effect the execution.

It would be good programming practice to change the function to take
a const char. This tells the compiler and user that the function
does not modify what that argument points to.

Dave