pFunc

Function pointer must match the return value, calling convention, [class type for member function pointers] and the parameters of the function you're trying to call through it. Otherwise, you have a very good chance of getting access violations and/or stack corruption.

[edited by - IndirectX on June 15, 2002 11:43:49 AM]

In C, a function pointer has to have the same signature as the function it points to. There might be some exceptions to that in C++. What are you trying to do?