Avoid using container to call a list of functions?
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I have a list of functions that return bools. I want to iterate through the list of functions and write a message for each one "Test 1 passed", "Test 2 failed" etc.

My current solution is to create a vector of function pointers, push back each function and then loop through the vector. Code below. Is there a way to avoid the container without repeating the generic message (pass/fail) code for each test (imagine there would be hundreds of tests). It feels as if the vector is unnecessary or that there must be a more elegant solution for this.

    typedef bool (*Tests)();
	std::vector<Tests> tests;
	tests.push_back(FASTA_FILE_READER_TEST);
	tests.push_back(EXACT_MATCH_TEST);

	for (int i = 0; i < tests.size(); i++) {
		std::cout	<< "Test " << i + 1 
					<< ((*tests[i]) ? " PASSED" : " FAILED")
					<< std::endl;
	}






