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programing with function pointers

hi all
this is my first thread and i hope that i will get an answere which would help me.
i want to write a program using function pointers. the requirement in the program is,
"there r a to z(a(),b().....z()). Now i want to call whatever function i want.(ex. if i give g
it should call g()). but writing 26 funtions is a very dirty program. can u tell me how to
write a program for my requirement.
thanking u in advance
usha :)
Feb 8 '06 #1
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