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From: jk@hpfelg.HP.COM (John Kessenich)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: The right-left rule
Message-ID: <690016@hpfelg.HP.COM>
Date: 19 Jul 90 23:18:56 GMT
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Organization: HP Elec. Design Div. -FtCollins
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>Problem is how do you declare a pointer to an array of pointers of functions 
>returning void?

Lets see,

	void (*state_variable)();

read in precedence order would be a pointer to function returning void.  
To get a pointer to an array of these you need a pointer to one of these,

	void (**state_variable)();

Reading in precedence order gives a pointer to a pointer to a function 
that returns void, which is equivalent to saying a pointer to an array 
of functions returning void.

To get an array of pointers to functions returning void, just use

	void (*state_variable[SIZE])();

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John Kessenich