Using function pointers

I just wanted to check if i still remembered using pointers in C..Its been quite some time since i have used them,so I tried this simple program this morning ...and thought I'd post it ..

#include

void foo(){
printf("In foo \n");
}

int bar(int i){
printf("In bar\n");
return(i+1);
}


typedef int (*gptr)(int); /* gptr is a function pointer which takes in an int and returns an int */
typedef gptr(*cptr)(gptr); /* cptr is a function pointer which takes in a function ptr of type gptr and returns a function ptr */

gptr cfunct( gptr pf){
gptr rf;
pf(6);
rf=bar;
return(rf);
}

main(){
int ret;

void (*fptr)();
int (*bptr)(int);
gptr pfi,rfi;

cptr cpfi;

fptr=foo;
(*fptr)();

bptr=bar;
ret=(*bptr)(6);
printf("Returned %d from bar\n",ret);

pfi=bar;
ret=pfi(6);
printf("Returned %d from bar\n",ret);

cpfi =cfunct;
pfi=bar;
rfi=cpfi(pfi);
ret=rfi(8);
printf("Returned %d from bar\n",ret);
}