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     Compiler error C2519
 
     cannot convert 'type1 *' to 'type2 *'
 
     A pointer to <type1> could not be converted to a pointer to
     <type2>.
 
     Since <type1> was not derived from <type2>, implicit conversion
     was not possible.
 
     A pointer to one type generally cannot be implicitly converted
     to a pointer to another type. Conversion to a void * is possible
     if the size of void * is greater than the size of the original
     pointer.
 
     If a pointer to one type must be converted to a pointer to
     another type, then explicit conversion should be used.
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