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Subject: Re:  Question on the initialization of an interrupt vector in C
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Date: Thu, 18-Aug-83 09:10:25 EDT
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From:      Doug Gwyn (VLD/VMB) <gwyn@brl-vld>

If you want P_ADDR to be the type of a pointer to a function returning
no value, use

typedef void (*P_ADDR)();

The general rule is to put the symbol being declared in its proper context.
Some people like this (I do), others hate it.  I suggest we do not start
flames about this declaration style, since it is a pure matter of taste.