From: kagel AT quasar DOT bloomberg DOT com
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1996 08:59:05 -0400
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To: rbachtel AT ghgcorp DOT ghgcorp DOT com
Cc: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
In-Reply-To: <517hq2$hqp@news.ghgcorp.com> (rbachtel@ghgcorp.ghgcorp.com)
Subject: Re: function pointers
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   From: rbachtel AT ghgcorp DOT ghgcorp DOT com (Jeff)
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   I wish to create a variable, such that a function (with parameters)
   can be assigned to it.

   For example, in TurboP7.0:
   type
       ProcPTRType=procedure(x,y : integer);
   var
     p1,p2 : ProcPTRType;
   begin
     p1:=goober; (Where goober is a function)
     p1(13,14);

   I know there is a way to do this in DJGPP 2.0, can somebody just tell me 
   how?

Try this:
  typedef rettype (*ProcPTRType)(int,int); /* Substitute the actual return type
					     for rettype or void if function
					     has no return value. */
  ProcPTRType p1,p2;    /* This looks familiar! */

  p1 = goober;  /* Where goober is a function returning rettype (typedef'd
		   elsewhere. */
  p1(13,14);    /* Voila! */


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