Can void* always hold a function pointer? I think not.
Even on architectures with separate instruction/data spaces, I would
say it is reasonable to require that void* can indeed hold a function
pointer.
This is because you are likely to need a pointer to some environment
context for the function to execute in anyway, so the function pointer
won’t point directly to the code, but to a descriptor that contains
the pointer to the code.
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