I prefer to have separate functions, instead of going to some generic void* callbacks. Those are hard to track and prone to introduce bugs in existing functional code. The duplicated code should not be really big in size and having new dedicated functions for comparison, etc ... will result also in extra size of the overall code.

I actually looked at reusing the xavp code when I implementing xavu recently and the code got a lot of messy IF-ELSE conditions everywhere, functions with extra parameters to indicate what type of variable, etc ... so I reverted and just made dedicated functions, everything afterwards being easier to follow.

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