How to call function through its address in C

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Your typedef is wrong. Better would be

typedef void* (*originalAddress)(int, int);

Your cast is wrong, too. void* is a data pointer, not a function pointer. Use a cast to void* (*)(int, int), or even better to originalAddress.

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