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I got a typedef function pointer type defined as
typedef double(*fun)(const eValue&);
why is this line throwing an error: missing type specifier -int assumed? and syntax error: missing , before '&'?
can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance.
eValue
The reason likely is that eValue is undefined.
Assuming it is an enum (just guessing from its name) try
enum
enum eValue; typedef double(*fun)(const eValue&);
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eValuehasn't been declared in that scope.