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> I've started playing with C++ & wrote the following:
> 
> class hashtable {
> 	queue_t	bucket[HASHSIZE];
> 	int	(*hash_f)(char *);
> public:
> 	hashtable(int (*hf)(char *)) { hash_f = hf; }
> 	...
> }
> 
> but the compiler complains with syntax error at the declaration
> for the constructor (3 lines), and also then complains something
> about hf, type expected.  What did I do wrong, O c++ wizards?
> 
> -Bsy

Well, for one thing, inline function definitions must be followed by
a semicolon.  This is one that your fingers will take a while to get
used to!
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