c++ - How can I get my custom function execution address when coding? -


simple code, eg:

void* print_my_address() {     printf("%p\n", .../* execution address of print_my_address */) }

thanks!

ps: gcc v4.7 can address compiler?

the same way you'd other regular variable:

void print_my_address()  {     printf("%p\n", &print_my_address); }

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