Jeffrey Altman wrote:
.
> 4 fn(x, y, z); /* Function call: functions */
> /* x and y, and array z */
> /* passed as addresses */
A function pointer may not be an "address" -- in particular, on segmented
architectures, a function pointer may not resolve to any regular
storage class for the compiler/platform combo. Another reason not
to try to cast function pointers ...
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