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Isn't it still UB?
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Hmm, https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/reinterpret_cast:
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It would appear so. In which case the return type should be changed, perhaps
void (*)(void)
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In our case it's probably fine, though. We can look into making the version that doesn't reply on language extensions in a future commit.
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I think the error was about an implicit cast, not the fact that we are casting at all. I guess
FARPROC
is some kind of function pointer type on clang?I think on all platforms we support, casting two and from functions and objects works. I could be wrong though.