p99_callback P99_CALLBACK_PUSH p99_callback_void_func p99_callback_voidptr_func

P99_CALLBACK_PUSH #define P99_CALLBACK_PUSH (   STCK,   ...  )    p00_callback_push((STCK), P99_NEW(p99_callback_el, __VA_ARGS__)) related Register a function as a callback on STCK. Parameters STCK should be of type p99_callback_stack* The first of the arguments in the variable argument list should be a function pointer, either of type p99_callback_voidptr_func or p99_callback_void_func. In the first case a following argument, if any, should be a data pointer (i.e compatible to void*), which will be passed as parameter to the function. If no such argument is given the function is called with parameter 0. This is as if there'd be two overloaded functions as p99_callback_push(p99_callback_stack*, p99_callback_voidptr_func*, void* = 0); p99_callback_push(p99_callback_stack*, p99_callback_void_func*); See also p99_callback Definition at line 149 of file p99_callback.h.