Differnce between function pointers and pointers to function

[valvos007]

Hi All,

Can anyone please explain about difference between function pointers and pointers to function with an example?

[gpraghuram]

Hi All,

Can anyone please explain about difference between function pointers and pointers to function with an example?

function pointer and pointer to a function are one and the same.
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Raghuram

[mmk]

function pointer and pointer to a function are one and the same.
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Raghuram

Yes , Raghu is correct .

The function pointer *fp can be declared as void (*fp)(int), which specifies both the return type (void) and the types of arguments (int) of the function. We then assign the pointer to a particular function, and having done so, can then call the function just as we normally would.