Hi there,

I am trying to make a function taking as one argument another function. This passed function is of type:


void SomeFunc(int blabla)
{
//do something
}



How do I define properly this function to which I pass the mentioned one? Is this fine?

SomeRetValuetype Func( void (AFunction(int)) )
{
//do some stuff
AFunction(someintvalue);
//do some stuff
}


Is the example from above ok?
When I made this argument passing the way defined for other functions (as I did usually) I get a bunch of errors:

SomeRetValuetype Func( void (*AFunction(int)) )
{
//do some stuff
AFunction(someintvalue);
//do some stuff
}


on GCC:

error: invalid conversion from 'void (*)(void*) {aka void (*)(void*)}' to 'void* (*)(void*)' [-fpermissive]|

Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
Misery

its easier if you use a typedef:

typedef void (*myfunc_t)(int);

SomeRetValuetype Func( myfunc_t fp )
{
fp(1);
}


or if you want to do it inline:


SomeRetValuetype Func( void (*fp)(int) )
{
fp(1);
}


thanks,
I see the mistake: brackets were placed incorectly :-p