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Functions taking pointers to different types as arguments
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[QUOTE="Mikhail Teterin, post: 2398159"] Hello! I'd like to have a variable of a pointer-to-function type. The two possible values are of type (*)(FILE *) and (*)(void *). For example: getter = straight ? fgetc : gzgetc; [...] nextchar = getter(file); What type should I give to `getter' so that the compiler does not issue warnings about an incompatible value getting assigned to it? Thanks! -mi [/QUOTE]
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