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Is it posible to use the type of a prefiously declared function as a function pointer without using a typedef?
function declaration:
int myfunc(float);
use the function declaration by some syntax as function pointer
myfunc* ptrWithSameTypeAsMyFunc = 0;
Not as per the 2003 standard. Yes, with the upcoming C++0x standard and MSVC 2010 and g++ 4.5: