Typedef'ing a function

[Enrico Porreca]

Is the following a legal typedef? (gcc -Wall -ansi -pedantic says it's ok)

typedef void Callback(void *obj);

I mean "a Callback is a function taking void * and returning void" (not
"a pointer to function"). Then of course I would use pointers to
Callback, like

void apply(Callback *f, void *a[], size_t size)
{
size_t i;

for (i = 0; i < size; i++)
f(a[i]);
}

I prefer it to

typedef void (*Callback)(voi d *obj);

because I don't like hiding pointers behind typedefs.