Strange Error Message

[Sebastian Hentschel]

Hello

I have got a problem. And it seems to me as an g++ bug.

We use g++ 3.1

I must put a functionpointer type
const char* (pointer) (void **,int*,void*) and we got a static
function in our class.

static const char* Message::MessageCallBack(void** buf,int* len,void* args);

and when we type

pointer = MessageCallBack

we get the following error

assignment of function `const char* pointer(void**,int*,void*)
cannot convert `const char*()(void**,int*,void*) to `const 
char*()(void**,int*,void*) in assignment


As i read it correct that i cannot convert a variable into a type that 
the variable yet is?

What can i do?

Any suggestions?

Regards Sebastian