Comparing function pointers

// Hi,

//first: create a function typedef of void(void)
typedef void(*myFunctionType)(void);

//second: declare some functions
void vTst000(void){}
void vTst001(void){}
void vTst002(void){}

//third: create pointers to these functions
myFunctionType pntTst000=vTst000;
myFunctionType pntTst001=vTst001;
myFunctionType pntTst002=vTst002;

// My question is this:
//
// Is it ALWAYS true when comparing two pointers to two different functions
// that the pointer belonging to the LATER declared function always contains
// a HIGHER (address)value than the pointer belonging to an EARLIER
// declared function?
//
// For example:
//
// Does this always evaluate to 'true'?
//
// if ( pntTst002 ) > ( pntTst000 ) {}
//
//
// I need this functionality for running a statemachine stepping
// through different states and I need to know if the current
// selected state (to be executed) points to a later or an
// earlier previous executed state-function.
//
// Thanks
//
// Henk