How do I define a typedef struct in function f1() and pass a pointer to function f2() without a global definition of the struct. For instance:
Also I would like this to be in C but not in C++.
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I would like this to be in C but not in C++.
Why did you post this in the c++ forum instead of the C forum??
How do I define a typedef struct in function f1() and pass a pointer to function f2() without a global definition of the struct.
You don't. The typedef will be local to only the function in which it appears. Other functions can't see it which is why it needs to be global.
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