Determining to which function a pointer is pointing in C?

Question

I have a pointer to function, assume any signature. And I have 5 different functions with same signature.

At run time one of them gets assigned to the pointer, and that

Answer 1

A pointer to a C function is an address, like any pointer. You can get the value from a debugger. You can cast the pointer to any integer type with enough bits to express it completely, and print it. Any compilation unit that can use the pointer, ie, has the function name in scope, can print the pointer values or compare them to a runtime variable, without touching anything inside the functions themselves.