From: porkchop@invalid.foo   
      
   i have:   
      
   void moo(char HISTORY[][64], int hst_len, int invalid, const char *gme_msg)   
      
   void mastermind(char HISTORY[][64], int hst_len, int invalid, const char   
   *gme_msg)   
      
   to use either i have:   
      
   void (*render)(char [][64], int, int, const char *) = MOO ? moo : mastermind;   
      
   my multi-part question:   
      
   why is void required for the function pointer?   
      
   A: because both moo() & mastermind return void?   
      
   B: because every function must have a return type   
      *including function pointers*?   
      
   C: what about tyedef?   
      
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   Mike Sanders   
      
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