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Hi,  

I have a problem in doing what I want to do in c.

a smaal exaplme
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

typedef void (*generic)();

main() {
        generic f,g;
        int     i;
        f = (generic) printf;
        g = (generic) abs;

	i=-4;

	/* and now do something like :printf("some text %d\n",abs(i)
	  ), but using f and g instead !*/
}
This isn't the right group to ask (I know), but propably the best
There is also a remark from my compiler on some constructs stating that void pointer cannot be cast to function pointers. Is this allowed?

-- frans


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