What is the proper term for non-function-pointers in C++?

Question

In C++ you can pass in "function types", which are like function pointers but they are just the type of the function and not a pointer to it. For example:

template< typename T >
class MyTemplateClass
{
   // ...
};

// ... and later...

MyTemplateClass<void (int, int)> mtc;

What is the proper name for this form? Is this a "Function Type"?

Update:

I edited my example to be a little more clear. However, keep in mind the main part of the sample I'm trying to point out is the void (int, int) part.

Answer 1

Yes, the term is "function type".