alt Hacker News> C++ doesn't have a type for functions themselves only for function pointers
C has this, so I think C++ has as well. You can use a typedef'ed function to declare a function, not just for the function pointer.
> C++ doesn't have a type for functions themselves only for function pointers
C has this, so I think C++ has as well. You can use a typedef'ed function to declare a function, not just for the function pointer.
Same in C++. You can't do much with the function type itself as there are no objects with that type, but you can create references and pointers to it.