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From: rickc@agora.UUCP (Rick Coates)
Newsgroups: comp.std.c
Subject: Question about function pointers & prototypes
Message-ID: <1611@agora.UUCP>
Date: 25 Aug 89 21:19:18 GMT
Organization: Advanced Solutions, Hillsboro, OR
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I was using my more-or-less ANSI C compiler (Microsoft C for the PC),
and ran across a question about function prototyping:

I am using an array of pointers to functions to access procedures.  My
compiler complains about lacking a function prototype.  Since the 
procedures take from none to four differing parameters, how do I declare it?
Just as if it has variable arguments?  I'd have to look up how one declares
no or more arguments...

How about returns? Can I have some void, and some return an int?

Sorry if is this is too elementary for this newsgroup... I was just wondering.



Rick Coates
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