Initialize global array of function pointers at either compile-time, or run-time before main()

Question

I\'m trying to initialize a global array of function pointers at compile-time, in either C or C++. Something like this:

module.h

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Answer 1

Ok I worked out a solution based on Matt Joiner's tip:

module.h

typedef int16_t (*myfunc_t)(void);
extern myfunc_array[];

class FunctionRegistrar {
public:
    FunctionRegistrar(myfunc_t fn, int fn_number) {
        myfunc_array[fn_number - 1] = fn; // ensures correct ordering of functions (not that important though)
    }
}

module.cpp

#include "module.h"

myfunc_array[100]; // The size needs to be #defined by the compiler, probably

func1.cpp, func2.cpp, ... funcN.cpp

#include "module.h"

static int16_t myfunc(void) { ... }

static FunctionRegistrar functionRegistrar(myfunc, NUMBER);

Thanks everyone!