Thread: A difference between 2 statements related to pointers

What is the difference between these two?

1. int *abc (int, int);
2. int (*abc) (int, int);

The first is defining a function that has two int parameters and is returning a pointer to an int.

The second is defining a pointer to a function that has two int parameters and is returning an int.

Jim

Originally Posted by jimblumberg

The first is defining a function that has two int parameters and is returning a pointer to an int.

The second is defining a pointer to a function that has two int parameters and is returning an int.

Jim

Don't you mean declaring?