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- From: sjibben@usinternet.com (Scott Jibben)
- Subject: Re: member function pointer to function pointer conversion?
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- Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 06:43:24 GMT
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- In message <4h36o7$php@mozo.cc.purdue.edu> - kime@cs.purdue.edu (FJ Kime Jr) wr
- ites:
- >
- >
- >Yes, a member function is meaningless without a specefic object
- >to operate on. I want to manually link 'this' later, but does anyone
- >know of a portable { i.e. something besides a compiler directive } way
- >to convert a member function pointer to a function pointer so that
- >it may be passed to an assembler routine (or the operating system)?
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- You can declare the function as static, but this has other implications...
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