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In article <1992Oct5.222801.12917@u.washington.edu>, goble@hardy.u.washington.edu (Brian Goble) writes:
> I am not familiar with using function pointers, please help if you can:
> 
> 
> I want to be able to pass a function pointer to another function, have that
> function store the function pointer in a structure field, and later,
> call that function from the structure field.  The function pointer is to
> a function that returns an "int" and takes a "LPWORD" as it's only arg.
>

Hi Brian!

I think this example will help you:

typedef     float (*FPTR)(char);

This defines a new type FPTR. Objects of this type point to a function
that returns a FLOAT value and has one CHAR argument.

After that, you can write (for example):

FPTR        p0;
float       k;

...

p0=user_function;
k=(*p0)('a');			/* Calls user_function via the pointer */


			Hope it can help you,
							D.S.

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