Defining a function pointer is analogous. The function pointer must have a return type and parameters that match the function it is referencing.

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If I use the get functions on the very next line, 4 are null pointers and two point to different memory locations. I checked the spelling in the get functions and they're correct.

I'm trying to cast my function to an int, add an offset, and cast it back to a function pointer (I don't plan on calling the pointers).