A way to use a pointer as key? without compiler warnings

[Derpy Foxie Plush]

A way to use a pointer as key? without compiler warnings

[David Leeds]

/* Arbitrary key type */
struct key { ... };
struct value { ... }

HASHMAP(struct key, struct value) map;

/* Use the map, passing in `struct key *` as the key, and `struct value *` as the value */

[Derpy Foxie Plush]

/* Arbitrary key type */
struct key { ... };
struct value { ... }

HASHMAP(struct key, struct value) map;

/* Use the map, passing in `struct key *` as the key, and `struct value *` as the value */

wait so i dont pass it like struct key*
ah, that where my mistake is