How to define a function pointer pointing to a static member function?

Question

#include \"stdafx.h\"

class Person;
typedef void (Person::*PPMF)();

// error C2159: more than one storage class specified
typedef static void (Person::*PPMF2)();           


        

Answer 1

A pointer to a static member function is just a normal function pointer. typedef void (*PPMF2)(). You assign it to a static member function like you assign any function pointer, only that the static member function is inside the class scope:

PPMF2 myfunc = &MyClass::StaticMemberFunc;