Tutorial information about function-pointers and callbacks. A function-pointer is a variable that points to the address of a function with a specific signature (calling argument and return type). They are used to implement callbacks: You pass a function-pointer as calling argument to another function/object and the function/object then uses the function-pointer to callback. 1. Callbacks in C++: The OO Way - By Jurgen Hermann. What are Callbacks? A simple Thread class. Thread implementation. A real Thread class. 2. C++ Callback Solution - A solution to the problem of passing class methods as Callbacks in the C++ language using a template pattern. 3. Callbacks - A short page about callbacks and functors. 4. Callbacks in C++ - Information on implementing callbacks in C++, a free callback library, and sourcecode. 5. Callbacks in C++ Using Template Functors - A detailed paper by Rich Hickey on the concept of callbacks and the usage of template functors to realize them. 6. myelin: Implementing delegates in C++ - An implementation of .NET delegates with C# syntax in straight C++ using a preprocessor. 7. The Function Pointer Tutorials - Introduction to C and C++ function pointers, callbacks and functors by Lars Haendel. 8. Using Member Function Pointers - A detailed article from the borland community.

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