Using void * as the equivalent of a C ++ Java object

Question

I am trying to create a class containing std::vectorof void*. I was told that it void*is the equivalent of C ++ for Objectin Java. Since this is a C ++ port for a program written in Java, it should work theoretically.

Java:

ArrayList<Object> list;

C ++:

vector<void*> list;

This will not compile, indicating an error: "Link: illegal use of the" void "type.

Is it void*really the equivalent of C ++ Java Object? Am I using this incorrectly?

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