ok now the answer you have, it is an array of function pointer, but is there clean(er) way to write code like this? Yes there is, and I am sure this code might be understood at the first glance:
typedef char *(*weirdFuncPtr)(int **p);
weirdFuncPtr funcPtrArray[10];
Btw. usually I avoid typdefs - I use them when declaring function pointers though. This makes it easier to understand this sort of C code (C is an abbreviation for Cryptic, is it?)
