Say you wanted to write your own, more human-readable, version Microchip's 
C30 UART library. In a nutshell,


#define TUartModeBits U1MODEBITS

void DisableUart(TUartModeBits *ModeBits)
{
 ModeBits->UARTEN = 0;
}

int main()
{
  DisableUart(&U2MODEbits);    // Disable UART #2
}


The reason behind doing it this way, is to eliminate redundancy -- I don't 
like the idea of having DisableUart1 and DisableUart2. The code works, but 
MPLAB gives this warning:

"warning: passing argument 1 of 'DisableUart' from incompatible pointer 
type"

Is there a way to get rid of it? Any help is appreciated.

Vitaliy



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