forward declaration of array; how?

[Richard O'Keefe]

I have a program which uses a statically initialised array of function
pointers (a couple of hundred of them).  At the moment, the file which
contains the array looks like
	...
	extern void (*(dispatch[]))();
	...
	void foo() { ... (*dispatch[i])(); ... }
	...
	void baz() { ... (*dispatch[j])(); ... }
	...
	static void (*(dispatch[]))() = { ... foo, ..., baz, ... };
	...
I want to make the program ANSI-conformation.  GCC prints a warning about
this; it doesn't like dispatch[] being extern and static both.  Neither
do I, but it was the only way I could talk another C compiler into accepting
it.  How should I organise this in ANSI C?  I'd really rather _not_ add
a couple of hundred function prototypes.