map<> and function pointers

[DaTurk]

Hi, I'm trying to hold a map of ints,and function pointers in C++

map<int, (*functPtr)(int, int)something

I need to hold a list of callbacks. For some reason this syntax is
not working. Any ideas?

[SvenC]

Hi,

Hi, I'm trying to hold a map of ints,and function pointers in C++

map<int, (*functPtr)(int, int)something

I need to hold a list of callbacks. For some reason this syntax is
not working. Any ideas?

At least you are missing a return type. C hat int as default but C++ wants
it explicitly. In your case void I assume.

I prefer typedef'ing function pointers as it makes code using those pointer
types easier. You might try this:

typedef void (*funcPtr)(int, int);
std::map<int, funcPtrsomething;

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SvenC

[Ben Voigt [C++ MVP]]

"SvenC" <Sv***@community.nospamwrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

Hi,

>Hi, I'm trying to hold a map of ints,and function pointers in C++

map<int, (*functPtr)(int, int)something

I need to hold a list of callbacks. For some reason this syntax is
not working. Any ideas?

At least you are missing a return type. C hat int as default but C++ wants
it explicitly. In your case void I assume.

Also, the template needs a type only, no name.

So:

map<int, void (*)(int, int)something;

>
I prefer typedef'ing function pointers as it makes code using those
pointer types easier. You might try this:

typedef void (*funcPtr)(int, int);
std::map<int, funcPtrsomething;

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SvenC