Elysian Shadows

Esler wrote: Thanks, sorry... but my english is a deepshit.

Esler wrote:So, i can use something like

#ifdef PSP

// assign the pointer to the correct function

#endif

and i can use the same "function", but it points to diferent functions in each specific case...

lol... briliant.. XD

Thnaks

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int add(const int a, const int b)
{
	return a+b;
}

int sub(const int a, const int b)
{
	return a-b;
}

typedef int(*FP)(const int, const int);

FP op(const char op)
{
	if(op == '+')
		return add;
	if(op == '-')
		return sub;
	return NULL;
}


int main (int argc, char * const argv[])
{
	printf("%d\n", op('+')(3,4)); //  7
	printf("%d\n", op('-')(3,4)); // -1
	
    return 0;
}

avansc wrote:

Esler wrote: Thanks, sorry... but my english is a deepshit.

Brilliant.

I think the reason he uses a function pointer, is so that he can have one function to XXXX, but it may point to XXXX_DC or XXXXX_WIN and so on.

Esler wrote:So, i can use something like

#ifdef PSP

// assign the pointer to the correct function

#endif

and i can use the same "function", but it points to diferent functions in each specific case...

lol... briliant.. XD

Thnaks

int main() {
    InitializeCrap();
     for(;;) {
            ClearBuffer();
            FlipBuffer();
     }
}

#ifdef PC
void InitializeCrap()
{
//Do stuff for PC
}
void ClearBuffer()
{
// Do stuff for PC
}
void FlipBuffer()
{
//Do stuff for PC
}
#endif
#ifdef PSP
void InitializeCrap()
{
//Do stuff for PSP
}
void ClearBuffer()
{
// Do stuff for PSP
}
void FlipBuffer()
{
//Do stuff for PSP
}
#endif

And then all you have to do is define PC or PSP, I don't see the need for function pointers, Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the question?

Esler wrote:i'm creating my classes for pc and psp, i call specific files using preprocessor.
I was thinking to use a static function to debug my code and create a screen to debug on psp.
i'm doing this, because my game have a lot of files and lines of code and i stopped to dev, now i have some memory problem and it is a hell to debug.

Esler wrote:Yes you're correct.

I'm trying to do the same thing you did(IO ASSET DEBUG), but i can do just using static methods.
I'm trying to understand why you use static function pointer instead of using just static methods.
Can you help me to understand why?
Sorry, but i am a little bit slow.
Thanks;