[opensuse-programming] How do you initialise a static table with external function pointers?
I've got some code that looks roughly like this: (global scope) :
static struct action process_table[] = { { 0, process2_250 }, { 1, process2_550 }, . . . };
process2_250 and process2_550 are external references, but intended to be resolved at link time, not load time.
When I compile I get "error: initializer element is not constant".
Can this be made to work?
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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Per Jessen wrote:
I've got some code that looks roughly like this: (global scope) :
static struct action process_table[] = { { 0, process2_250 }, { 1, process2_550 }, . . . };
Additional info:
extern PROCESS_FUNC *process2_250, *process2_550 ....
struct action { int type; PROCESS_FUNC *action; }
PROCESS_FUNC is a typedef for a function prototype.
I've solved the problem - I've changed 'action' to:
struct action { int type; PROCESS_FUNC **action; }
and the initialization:
static struct action process_table[] = { { 0, &process2_250 }, { 1, &process2_550 }, . . . };
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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