I’m trying to do it this way:
int (*p)(void);
int *i;
...
p = (int *(void))i;
But it’s causing syntax error:
error: cast specifies function type
What’s wrong here?
I’m trying to do it this way: int (*p)(void); int *i; … p =
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I’m trying to do it this way:
int (*p)(void);
int *i;
...
p = (int *(void))i;
But it’s causing syntax error:
error: cast specifies function type
What’s wrong here?
You should respect error in this case. You must not convert a pointer to function to an int pointer or other way around. That might result in undefined behavior.
If you insist then, syntax should be: