What's the difference between these 2 declarations in c?

typedef int F1(int x开发者_Python百科);

int F1(int x);

Seems the same to me,either with typedef or not..

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typedef doesn't declare a variable; it declares a type.

After you say:

typedef int F1(int x);

later in your code you can have this:

F1 myfunction;

which is equivalent to:

int myfunction(int x);

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typedef int F1(int x);

You define a function type F1 which is function taking a integer as argument and returning an integer

int F1(int x);

You define a function which is called F1