On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 1:46 AM, Charalampos > > Thank you all for you suggestions, but let me clarify something. An ISR > is used with a vector as a parameter, what i want to do is instead of > writing immediately the vector name, i will get it from a class. Note > that i want to have it as a constant so it can't change during runtime. > There is nothing uncertain in this approach and nothing to scare about. > I am not dealing with ISR as part of another object and of course > inheritance has nothing to do with this. The ISR call is part of the > main file and only the name of the vector is given in a static way from > another class which for the compiler point of view is the same like i > was put it directly. > > > I suppose I might seem dumb by suggesting this, but could it be easier and relatively less confusing if you were to achieve this with some kind of #define and #ifdef struct
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