I have a question about typedef in c language.
I read the following code:
typedef void* (*RT) (int a, int b);
what is typedefed in this example?
I have a question about typedef in c language. I read the following code:
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I have a question about typedef in c language.
I read the following code:
typedef void* (*RT) (int a, int b);
what is typedefed in this example?
I suggest you to use the good old “spiral method”:
following the line you can read:
You start from the type name and move alternatively right and then left (respecting the parenthesis as in the example).