c - Can same linked list function that adds to end of the list be used to add to many diffrent linked lists? -

this linked list function adds new node end of list.

void addnodeattail( struct student *student, struct courses *newnode )   {       newnode->next = null;           // sucessor of newnode null, because newnode becomes tail of list       if ( student->list == null )           student->list = newnode;    // if list empty, newnode head of list   else   {       struct courses *temp = student->list;       while( temp->next != null ) // search last element in list           temp = temp->next;       temp->next = newnode;       // successor of last node newnode   }   } 

can same function used adding node diffrent linked list may have? or have create function because dealing struct?

if object trying add not struct courses *newnode not able add function. if need generic linked list need mess around passing void * lots of fun. here reasonable tutorial this:

http://www.geeksforgeeks.org/generic-linked-list-in-c-2/