TH> how do you implement function pointers in C++? I know 
 TH> there is a way to make a generic funciton pointer that 
 TH> points to functions.
You can't quite do it in C++.  Not always anyway.
For example:
int foo(); // of type "int (*)()"
class bar {
  static int foo(); // of type "int (*)()"
  int foo2();       // of type "int (bar::*)()"
  bar();            // no type
  ~bar();           // no type
  class inner {
    static int foo(); // of type "int (*)()"
    int foo2();       // of type "int (bar::inner::*)()"
  };
};
Hope this helps,
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