function pointer container using Boost Bind

You don't need to use boost::bind if your function signature already matches the function type. However, since your function is overloaded, you do need to disambiguate the function overload. Ex:

consoleFuncs["setRenderMode"] = static_cast<void (*)(const parameters &)>(consoleSetRenderMode);

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void consoleSetRenderMode(const boost::any ); void consoleSetRenderMode(const parameters &params)

Two functions with the same name and different parameters are overloaded functions. Also, you can't assign elements in a map outside of a function like that. One way to deal with that is to move the assignments to inside main.

No, your typedef for parameters is std::vector, not boost::any. And even if it was the same, the first one is by value and the second by reference.

What exactly is the logic behind deleting all your replies here?

to make the post look clear and short

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Original post by himanojhere to make the post look clear and short

Your definition of "clear" is defective.

can we get back to the problem

How? You deleted your responses. Kind of hard to comment on something that's not there.

What was wrong with SiCrane's original response? That seems like the correct answer to me.

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Original post by SiCrane Quote: void consoleSetRenderMode(const boost::any ); void consoleSetRenderMode(const parameters &params) Two functions with the same name and different parameters are overloaded functions. Also, you can't assign elements in a map outside of a function like that. One way to deal with that is to move the assignments to inside main.