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alastair@hecate.phy.queensu.ca (A.B. McLean) writes:
> I want to write a method that will accept a pointer to a C function.


I would guess that this isn't directly possible; it looks like the Objective-C  
runtime doesn't have the ability to encode data of type function pointer.

A couple of solutions might include passing the function pointer as an int  
pointer and then casting it to a function pointer, or to remove the function  
interface and pass a selector:

- invokeThisMethod:(SEL) aMethod
{
	[self perform: aMethod with:self];

}

If aMethod = @selector(foo:), this is roughly equivalent to [self foo:self].

-sam
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