Re: Adding the ability to add functions into structures?

Eric Sosman a écrit : 
jacob navia wrote:

[...]
2) I define the interface functions:
typedef struct {
        // Returns the number of elements stored
        int (*GetCount)(ArrayList &AL);



    Whatever this language is, I doubt it's topical on
comp.lang.c.

Yes, replace the "&" by  "*".
lcc-win32 supports "&" as in C++, but it can be
replaced by "*". References are just pointers that
can never be NULL. A pointer will do too.
.

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