[2 Questions][C++][Pointers]

I have 2 questions here reguarding what both of these lines do. I just added the brace in for the purposes of the block starting even though it's not complete. I DO NOT TAKE CREDIT FOR THIS. I just wanted to learn from this.

void PushToConsole(char* szVal)
{
void* vSetVar = (void*)0x46F670;

1. Is this line:

void PushToConsole(char* szVal)

A void pointer function declartion, in which szVal is a pointer to a function that will be taking 1 parameter which is of char data type?
Just wondering if this is right?

2.
In this line:
void* vSetVar = (void*)0x46F670;

I'm not to sure here but: declaring vSetVar of a void type pointer, in which were type casting the addy into void. This one I'm not to sure. Maybe someone can tell me better what this one does..

1. It's not a pointer to a function, it's just a character array.

2.It's giving the variable SetVal ( which is initialized as a pointer ) the address you're assigning it. Later on you'll probably be pointing to it's contents, but you didn't post that much.