Function pointers
Pointers of functions or actions can be defined as FUNCTION* under C-Script. LC Under lite-C a function pointer is defined just as a function prototype with return and parameter types. Example:
float myfunction(int a, float b); // define a function pointer named "myfunction"
float fTest(int a, float b) { return (a*b); }
...
myfunction = fTest;
x = myfunction(y,z);
For storing arrays of function pointers in lite-C, void* arrays can be used. Example:
float myfunction(int a, float b); // define a function pointer
void* function_array[100]; // define a pointer array
float fTest(int a, float b) { return (a*b); }
...
function_array[n] = fTest;
myfunction = function_array[n];
x = myfunction(y,z);
