What is the homograph of an entrypoint?

There isn't a perfect homograph for "entrypoint" in the sense that it has the same spelling and pronunciation but a different meaning.

However, "entrypoint" is often used interchangeably with "entry point" which, while not a perfect homograph, is close.

Here's why:

* Entry point: This is the more common form, and it refers to a place or method of entry into something, like a system, program, or building.

* Entrypoint: This is a less common variant, sometimes used in technical contexts, particularly when referring to the starting point for execution in a program or script.

While the meaning is similar, the word "entry point" is more widely understood and used.