pointers to functions
Donald E Bruey
bruey at cpsin3.cps.msu.edu
Sun Feb 4 06:11:56 AEST 1990
Is it dumb question time already this year? Well, since someone has
to ask the first one, it may as well be me.
Can some gracious .netlander please mail me some hints ( a program
is also quite acceptable) on passing around pointers to functions?
Specifically, I've been doing a lot of numerical methods in programs
and having to call four or five functions in each program. I don't
want to have to copy the code five times, as in
if (count = /* value */) then do this function
else if (count = /* another value */) then do _this_ functino
etc
I would rather call it like this
subroutine ( pointer_to_function,initial_value);
subroutine ( pointer_to_function_II, initial_value);
and so on. this would make my life a lot easier, but I found K&R
a bit difficult to understand on this issue (surprise!!). Can anyone
help me? Thanks in advance.
If you do send something, mail is much more reliable than reply.
bruey at cpsin3.cps.msu.edu or even bruey at cpsvax.egr.msu.edu
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