Help with stl remove_if

[Ryusko]

I'm trying to use remove_if to remove an object from a vector if the curHP value is equal to or less than 0. This is how I have it set up:

bool kill(vector<Character*> chVec){

	chVec.erase(remove_if(chVec.begin(), chVec.end(), killCheck), chVec.end());
	return true;
}

bool killCheck(Character * ch){
	return (ch->getCurHP() <= 0);
}

And this is the error message I receive:

1>error C3867: 'killCheck': function call missing argument list; use '&killCheck' to create a pointer to member

The reference on this website for remove_if says that the third parameter for remove should either be a function pointer or an object that overloads operator(). I'm only familiar in passing with both of those concepts, and I'm not sure how to implement either in this situation.

[vlad from moscow]

Well do as the compiler says that is use &killCheck inside the algorithm call.

[Ryusko]

I suppose I should have added, trying that leads to

error C2276: '&' : illegal operation on bound member function expression