According to Orlando Llanes:

Ok, this is a tricky one. I need to know how to get a pointer to a

method from an object. I've tried a million and one different things, but was not able to do so. Is it even possible?

Not without tricks. If you carefully cast pointers and take into account the implicit `Self' parameter of each method and pass it explicitly when you invoke the method through the pointer, you might succeed.

The reason I need this is because I'm toying with the idea of making an object method an interrupt routine.

I suspect this is hopeless because you cannot expect the interrupted process to put the `Self' parameter into a certain register or a certain stack slot. You "must" use an "ordinary" procedure as the interrupt handler which may then call the method.

(* And, of course, you must be very careful with interrupts in 32-bit protected mode anyway. ;*)

Good luck,

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