Doing what?
What would we need software for when we have sufficiently good AI?
AI would become "The Final Software", just give it input data, tell it what of data transform you want and it will give you the output, no need for new software ever again.
One baffling thing I see people do with typedefing function pointers is insisting on adding in the pointer part in the typedef which just complicates and hides things.
If you want to typedef a function pointer, make a completely ordinary function declaration, then slap 'typedef' at the beginning, done.
This does require you to do "foo_func *f" instead of "foo_func f" when declaring variables, but that is just clearer imo.
typedef int foo_func(int); // nice
typedef int (*foo_func)(int); // why?
Doing what? What would we need software for when we have sufficiently good AI? AI would become "The Final Software", just give it input data, tell it what of data transform you want and it will give you the output, no need for new software ever again.