Arrays of function pointers as members of classes

Can I have, as a private member of a class, an array of function pointers? Something like,

class MyClass {
public: //public stuff

private:
void (*开发者_StackOverflow社区specficFunctions[16]) (void);
}

I specifically don't want to use functors or functionoids.

Yes, though you usually want to use a typedef to keep the syntax a bit more manageable:

class MyClass { 
    typedef void (*fptr)(void);

    fptr SpecificFunctions[16];
};

Note, however, that these are pointers to global functions, not member functions.

There's nothing special about function pointers. The declaration syntax may be confusing (which can be mitigated with typedefs) but they're not really different from any other pointer. If you can make an array of pointers, you can make an array of function pointers. There's also nothing special about a private member of a class compared with any other type of variable. If you can make an array, you can make an array a private member of a class.

Yes. (You can always answer this kind of question by trying to compile such code.)