Maps and Function Pointers

Using something along the lines of:

Code:

typedef int (*CBACK)(int,DWORD);
map<int,CBACK> CBFuncs;
// developer calls provided functions to add required callback function pointers to
// map, as they need it

Now I am familiar with the usage of Maps and how to locate entries, but would I then be able to call the function being pointed by through this map?

iterCBFuncs->(&second())(myInt, myDWORD);
I'm quite sure the above wouldn't work, but just trying to show the concept I am getting at. Accessing the pointer to call the actual function. How exactly would this be done, or is it even possible?

Well, let's see. I'm assuming iterCBFuncs is an iterator on your map, so iterCBFuncs->second would be a function pointer. So (*(iterCBFuncs->second))(myInt, myDWORD) should call it.

I'm pretty sure you also don't have to dereference a function pointer if you don't want to, so (iterCBFuncs->second)(myInt, myDWORD) should work as well.

Oh I must be tired, I was thinking that it was called Iter->second() like a method instead of Iter->second... oi. Thanks.