Can someone explain the difference between these two typedefs? (Associated with a function pointer)

Question

This is obviously a function pointer:

typedef int (* foobar) (int a, unsigned char *b, unsigned int c); 

But what does it do?

 typedef int (foobar *) (int a, unsigned char *b, unsigned int c); 

Answer 1

It generates a compiler error, at least in GCC 4.3:

 foo.cpp:1: error: expected `)' before '*' token