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Message: [QUOTE="Eric Sosman, post: 2835600"] As it stands, it's a syntax error. With another set of parentheses void (* foo)() = (void(*)()) address; it would be a cast that converts an unsigned long value into a function pointer. (Specifically, a pointer to a function that takes a fixed but unspecified number of arguments of unspecified types and returns nothing.) Whether the conversion makes sense is beyond the scope of the C language. On a particular machine it may do something useful -- then again, it may not. [/QUOTE]