I'm trying make a shared library in c++ implementing tools for Fermi gases. I'm using the GSL library to solve a function numerically and my code runs without a problem without when running as a script, but when trying to convert it to a shared library and classes I encounter problems.

I've seen similar questions:
[Q1](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3194119/function-pointers-working-as-closures-in-c)
[Q2](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13289311/c-function-pointers-with-c11-lambdas)
[Q3](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13074756/how-to-avoid-static-member-function-when-using-gsl-with-c/18181494#18181494)

I'm fairly new to c++-programming and cannot seem to adapt the different answers to my problem. Probably since I do not quite understand the answers.

My code is:

```
/* Define structure for the GSL-function: chempot_integrand */
struct chempot_integrand_params { double mu; double T; };

double
ChemicalPotential::chempot_integrand (double x, void * params){
    /* Computes the integrand for the integral used to obtain the chemical potential.
     *
     * This is a GSL-function, which are integrated using gsl_integration_qag.
     */

    // Get input parameters.
    struct chempot_integrand_params * p = (struct chempot_integrand_params *) params;
    double mu = p->mu;
    double T = p->T;

    // Initiate output parameters for GSL-function.
    gsl_sf_result_e10 result;
    int status = gsl_sf_exp_e10_e( ( gsl_pow_2(x) - mu ) / T , &result );

    if (status != GSL_SUCCESS){
        printf ("Fault in calculating exponential function.");
    }

    // Return (double) integrand.
    return (gsl_pow_2(x) / ( 1 + result.val * gsl_sf_pow_int(10,result.e10) ));
}

/* Define structure for the GSL-function: chempot_integration */
struct chempot_integral_params { double T; };

double
ChemicalPotential::chempot_integration (double mu, double T){
    /* Computes the integral used to obtain the chemical potential using the integrand: chempot_integrand.
    */

    // Set input parameters for the integrand: chempot_integrand.
    struct chempot_integrand_params params_integrand = { mu, T };

    // Initiate the numerical integration.
    gsl_integration_workspace * w = gsl_integration_workspace_alloc (1000); // Allocate memory for the numerical integration. Can be made larger if neccessary, REMEMBER to change it in the function call: gsl_integration_qag as well.
    double result, error;
    gsl_function F;
    F.function = &ChemicalPotential::chempot_integrand;
    F.params = &params_integrand;

    // Upper limit for integration
    double TOL = 1e-9;
    double upp_lim = - T * gsl_sf_log(TOL) + 10;

    gsl_integration_qag (&F, 0, upp_lim, 1e-12, 1e-12, 1000, 6, w, &result, &error);

    // Free memory used for the integration.
    gsl_integration_workspace_free (w);

    return result;
}

```

and when compiling I get the error

```
error: cannot convert ‘double (Fermi_Gas::ChemicalPotential::*)(double, void*)’ to ‘double (*)(double, void*)’ 

```

in line

```
F.function = &ChemicalPotential::chempot_integrand;

```