G'Day Paul,
 
-=> Quoting Paul Edwards to Frank Adam <=-
 FA> Does passing a pointer to a function effect performance, as opposed to
 FA> having the contents of said pointer global or local ? 

 PE> IMO, having a local function will ALWAYS be faster than or equal to
 PE> the speed  of a global function which will ALWAYS be faster than a 
 PE> pointer to a function.  Basically, having a local (and 
 PE> preferably static) function means AT COMPILE TIME, the 
That was going to be my next question actually :-)
I didn't word the original question all that well, i should've said 
passing a VARIABLE between a number of functions as opposed to the 
functions using a global. I figure passing a variable would have to take 
a few cycles, unless the compiler does something magical. 

 
  L8r Frank (fadam{at}ozemail.com.au).
  
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