Dynamically creating functions in C

Question

How can I dynamically create a function in C?

I try to summarize my C problem as follows:

• I have a matrix and I want to be able to use some function

Answer 1

Using FFCALL, which handles the platform-specific trickery to make this work:

#include 
#include 
#include 

static double internalDoubleFunction(const double value, ...) {
    return value;
}
double (*constDoubleFunction(const double value))() {
    return alloc_callback(&internalDoubleFunction, value);
}

main() {
    double (*fn)(unsigned int, unsigned int) = constDoubleFunction(5.0);
    printf("%g\n", (*fn)(3, 4));
    free_callback(fn);
    return 0;
}

(Untested since I don't have FFCALL currently installed, but I remember that it works something like this.)