Implementation of an own message dispatcher in C [closed] - c

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I want to make my own message dispatcher in C...
For example, I want to send a message to MyButton or MyWindow structures.
And these structures have their own handlers.
Have any gurus any suggestions?
PS: for embedded application (using microcontroller)
PPS: thanks to sean - this is what I need.
My simple interpretation of sean's advice:
typedef void (*MyHandler)(size_t param);
MyHandler Handlers[32];
void RegisterHandlers(size_t id, MyHandler handler) {
Handlers[id] = handler;
}
void SendMessage(size_t id, size_t param) {
Handlers[id](param);
}

Answer 1

To implement this I would do the following:
Design a thread safe container for the events that are fired, a queue.
Then I would design a system to tie an event id, string or a integer, to a function through way of a hash table or some other mechanism like that.
After these two chunks are made you just need a way to register event id's with a function pointer and then just have a common way to send parameters to the functions and that's pretty much all there needs to be done with a message dispatcher. You push messages to the queue and then you pop things off the queue and react to whatever the message contains.