[stefanhendriks]

Well, i'm busy with a secret project.

The question is, can i have something like:

file a.cpp

int ReturnSomeIndex()
{
 return bla;
}

in file b.cpp

int UTIL_ReturnSomeIndex()
{
  if (ReturnSomeIndex)
	return ReturnSomeIndex();
 
 return 0;
}

so in other words.

file B must be in the project all the time, but will work even without file A. So when ReturnSomeIndex() does not exist, it compiles fine. I thought there was something done like this in botmans code before, with the engine functions put in a void *. But i am not sur eif this is possible.

So i want to override the UTIL_ReturnSomeIndex() with resulting a function. But even if that function does not exist (for neatness sake). I know i can 'do this simpler' with a simple boolean value or something like that. Or even provide an empty ReturnSomeIndex() function in file A. But thats the key, file A should NOT be needed and still compile and the program should run...

any idea?