Thread: i am not clear about peace of code..

It takes the address of the function and stores it in a function pointer.

Without context, it just assigns Callback_PV, which appears to be a member of g_EEHandler_st the value of FUN_AxCalibEEpromCB_V

And judging by the horrible variable names, I'd say that FUN_AxCalibEEpromCB_V is a function (that is a pointer to a function -- in this case, probably the function itself). So to answer your question, no it's not the correct syntax for calling a function.

The code you post is (or at least could be, as there is no declaration of the involved symbols) a function pointer assignment.

It is NOT calling a function, so you should not provide arguments or ().

A simple example would be:

Code:

int foo(void)
{
   return 7;
}

int main()
{
   int (*fptr)(void);

   fptr = foo;

   printf("call to function given by fptr=%d\n", fptr());
   return 0;
}

This should display 7.

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