setup a series function pointers and callbacks in c

I've read a few different SO answers on function pointers as callbacks but I am still having some trouble implementing it myself.

Questions like this: How do function pointers in C work?

and this: How do function pointers in C work?

and a few others.

I am not sure if this is the best way to go about it.

file.h

typedef int (*reg_callback)(void*, void*); //generalize a bit?

int register_created(reg_callback cb);
int register_fixed_update(reg_callback cb);
int register_variable_update(reg_callback cb);
int register_render(reg_callback cb);
int register_pased(reg_callback cb);
int register_resume(reg_callback cb);
int register_resize(reg_callback cb);
int register_quit(reg_callback cb);

int init_engine(int width, int height, char *title, double fps);

//prototypes of functions that I need callbacks for atm maybe more soon
void created(void);
void fixed_update(void);
void variable_update(void);
void render(double alpha);
void paused(void);
void resumed(void);
void resized(int width, int height);
void quit(void);

file.c

static int register_callback_function(int c_type, reg_callback cb)
{
    int success = -1;
    switch(c_type)
    {
        case 000000:
            printf("registering fixed update\n");
            break;
        case 000001:
            printf("registering variable update\n");
            break;
        case 000002:
            printf("registering render\n");
            break;
        case 000003:
            printf("registering pause\n");
            break;
        case 000004:
            printf("registering resume\n");
            break;
        case 000005:
            printf("registering resize\n");
            break;
        case 000006:
            printf("registering quit\n");
            break;
        default:break;
    }
    return success;
}
int register_fixed_update(reg_callback cb)     { return register_callback_function(000000, cb); };
int register_variable_update(reg_callback cb)  { return register_callback_function(000001, cb); };
int register_render(reg_callback cb)           { return register_callback_function(000002, cb); };
int register_pased(reg_callback cb)            { return register_callback_function(000003, cb); };
int register_resume(reg_callback cb)           { return register_callback_function(000004, cb); };
int register_resize(reg_callback cb)           { return register_callback_function(000005, cb); };
int register_quit(reg_callback cb)             { return register_callback_function(000006, cb); };
int register_created(reg_callback cb)          { return register_callback_function(000007, cb); };

void created(void)                  { //call create callback func }
void fixed_update(void)             { //call fixed update callback func}
void variable_update(void)          { //...}
void render(double alpha)           { //...}
void paused(void)                   { //...}
void resumed(void)                  { //...}
void resized(int width, int height) { //...}
void quit(void)                     { //...}

currently I am getting a warning like these:

warning: incompatible pointer types passing 'void (void)' to parameter of
      type 'reg_callback' (aka 'int (*)(void *, void *)') [-Wincompatible-pointer-types]
    register_created(created);
                     ^~~~~~~
note: passing argument to parameter 'cb' here
int register_created(reg_callback cb);

incompatibile pointer types but I though that void* pointers could point to anything, even nothing?

I wanted to generalize the function pointer so that I could just use the one pointer prototype to handle all this setup code. From the code not working I know I am going about it the wrong way and would like to fix that.

maybe have a struct with some pointer to functions but I am not sure atm.

via Chebli Mohamed