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Claus Tondering
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Get function address
PostPosted: Tue Aug 05, 2003 5:10 am     Reply with quote
How can I get the address of a function?

I know that the compiler doesn't support pointers to functions, but I'm building a multi-part software bundle, and I need to patch a call from one part into another, so I desperately need to be able to determine the address of a function.

Can it be done?
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Re: Get function address
PostPosted: Tue Aug 05, 2003 6:47 am     Reply with quote
Search this board. There have been discussions on using pointers to functions within the last week. CCS now supports them or at least in partly they do.


:=How can I get the address of a function?
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:=I know that the compiler doesn't support pointers to functions, but I'm building a multi-part software bundle, and I need to patch a call from one part into another, so I desperately need to be able to determine the address of a function.
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:=Can it be done?
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