Re: Quantifiers

Xcriber51 <ken@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> // These macros are only for convenience, to save the
> // client from having to use the address-of op '&'.
> 
> #define equalTo             &eq
> #define lessThan            &lt
> #define greaterThan         &gt
> #define lessThanEqualTo     &le
> #define greaterThanEqualTo  &ge
> #define notEqualTo          &ne

Christian Brunschen already took my answer, so I am reduced to picking 
nits.

These macros are unnecessary. In C, the & and * operators are redundant 
when working with function pointers. If "func" is the name of a function, 
then "func" and "&func" give you precisely the same thing, both in terms 
of value and type. Likewise, if "funcPtr" is a function pointer, "funcPtr"

and "*funcPtr" are identical.

That is all.

-- 
Michael Ash
Rogue Amoeba Software