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hi all, do you think i can work around function pointers as following: extern void a(void); extern void b(void); void fptr(void *fp) { if (fp == a) a(); if (fp == b) b(); } void main(void) { void *fp; fp = (void *)a; //or b fptr(fp); }
Function pointers is a wonderful means of achieveing certain things on processors with a suitable architecture. Here in the '51 community we often see someone trying to force the '51 to "behave". Darn it, the '51 is NOT a PC. Accept the challenges/limitations or stick with your PC. Function pointers is a nightmare in the '51 architecture, not in Keil C. Erik