Address of function is not actual code address
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Published on 2010-03-21T00:35:05Z
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Debugging some code in Visual Studio 2008 (C++), I noticed that the address in my function pointer variable is not the actual address of the function itself. This is an extern "C" function.
int main() {
void (*printaddr)(const char *) = &print; // debug shows printaddr == 0x013C1429
}
Address: 0x013C4F10
void print() {
...
}
The disassembly of taking the function address is:
void (*printaddr)(const char *) = &print;
013C7465 C7 45 BC 29 14 3C 01 mov dword ptr [printaddr],offset print (13C1429h)
What am I missing?
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