[英]Void pointer and casting in function argument
Here is a code snippet.这是一个代码片段。
class NetworkRequestChannel {
public:
...
NetworkRequestChannel(const unsigned short _port_number,
void * (*connection_handler) (int *));
...
private:
...
}
My question is about the argument void * (*connection_handler) (int *)
.我的问题是关于参数
void * (*connection_handler) (int *)
。 I have a vague idea how to read that, and it's as a void pointer to an object named connection_handler
that is being then cast to an int pointer.我对如何阅读它有一个模糊的想法,它是一个指向名为
connection_handler
的对象的空指针,然后将其转换为 int 指针。 But I know that's almost certainly wrong, and I'm not sure how else to interpret it.但我知道这几乎肯定是错误的,我不知道如何解释它。
The argument论据
void * (*connection_handler) (int *)
Is a pointer to a function taking one argument of type int*
and returning a void*
是一个指向一个函数的指针,该函数采用一个
int*
类型的参数并返回一个void*
It's the syntax for a function pointer.这是函数指针的语法。 The parameter in question accepting a function that takes a single
int*
as an argument and returns a void*
value (a generic memory address).有问题的参数接受一个函数,该函数将单个
int*
作为参数并返回一个void*
值(通用内存地址)。
You can read more about it here .您可以在此处阅读更多相关信息。
(That's quite an old article, and I encourage people to comment or edit this answer to list ones that emphasize modern C++ practices. Disregard this if the article I linked is actually up to date with the best practices!) (这是一篇很老的文章,我鼓励人们评论或编辑此答案以列出强调现代 C++ 实践的答案。如果我链接的文章实际上是最新的最佳实践,请忽略这一点!)
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