Topic: Can I get the pointer of a function?

[highflyingbird]

In vlisp IDE ,if you type a "sin" in command line,you will get 

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_$ sin
#<SUBR @0629e334 SIN>if "test" is a defined function
then will be:

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_$ test
#<USUBR @07ccfa50 TEST>
I want to know:
0629e334 ,07ccfa50 etc. are they the pointers of functions?
if they are not,how do I get the Pointer of a function?

can I use vl.application?

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Set ACAD = GetObject(, "AutoCAD.Application")
Set vl = ACAD.GetInterfaceObject("VL.Application.16");maybe vl.application.17,vl.application.1,etc.
Set VLF = vl.ActiveDocument.Functions
Set sym = VLF.Item("read").funcall(lispStatement)
retval = VLF.Item("eval").funcall(sym)

[It's Alive!]

it looks like a function pointer, on my machine (64bit) its  #<SUBR @000000002a1e4bb0 SIN>
try parsing (vl-symbol-value 'sin)

[Kerry]

it looks like a function pointer, on my machine (64bit) its  #<SUBR @000000002a1e4bb0 SIN>
try parsing (vl-symbol-value 'sin)

#<SUBR @000000002d06abb0 SIN>

2011 win7 64

[highflyingbird]

Maybe it's a pointer,but I can't access it.