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Subject: C syntax
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Date: Thu, 25-Aug-83 01:44:00 EDT
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From:  Tim Mann <mann%Shasta@su-score>

The proper syntax for a typedef that defines a type "pointer to
function returning void" would be

	typedef void (*P_ADDR)();

The next trick is to figure out how to declare a static array of these
pointers, WITHOUT using the above typedef.  That one had me tearing my
hair until I gave up and used the typedef.

    --Tim