Int (* (*FP) (void *)) [10]; Pointer type to function

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Int (* (*FP) (void *)) [10]; This type is broken down with typedef.

First step: This pointer is a pointer to the function T1
typedef int (*t1 (void *)) [10];
T1 *FP;

Step Two: T1 is a function, the return value is T2, the argument is (void *)
typedef int (*T2) [10];
typedef T2 T1 (void *);
T1 *FP;

Step three: T2 is a pointer to the T3 type
typedef int T3[10];
typedef T3 *T2;
typedef T2 T1 (void *);
T1 *FP;

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Int (* (*FP) (void *)) [10]; Pointer type to function