Strange compile error

[Ron Alexander]

This code from Samba

SMB_ASSERT(b) ((b)?(void)0: \
(DEBUG(0,("PANIC: assert failed at %s(%d)\n", \
 __FILE__, __LINE__)), smb_panic("assert failed")))

gives this diagnostic

2067** 1081: A void object is referenced in a context where a valid object
is
             required; an object of type int is assumed.

for this generated code.

    1081 SMB_ASSERT(len < 80);
     ==    ((len < 80)?(void)0: ((void)( (DEBUGLEVEL >= (0)) && (dbghdr( 0,
("ut

I have modified the Samba code as follows to make the diagnostics go away.

#ifdef VOS
#define SMB_ASSERT(b) ((b)?0: \
        (DEBUG(0,("PANIC: assert failed at %s(%d)\n", \
         __FILE__, __LINE__)), smb_panic("assert failed")))
#else
#define SMB_ASSERT(b) ((b)?(void)0: \
        (DEBUG(0,("PANIC: assert failed at %s(%d)\n", \
         __FILE__, __LINE__)), smb_panic("assert failed")))
#endif

Does everyone else compile this ok?
If you do, can you suggest what I tell the compiler guy in order to get it
fixed? (It's NOT gcc)

Thanks,
Ron