In Rust, why `void` is `mut c_void` not `mut ()`? Could I use `mut ()` to represent a `void*` address safely?

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In rust, void is (), but void* is a pointer of an enum

#[repr(u8)]
#[stable(feature = "core_c_void", since = "1.30.0&


                      
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In Rust, why `void*` is `*mut c_void` not `*mut ()`? Could I use `*mut ()` to represent a `void*` address safely?

In Rust, why `void` is `mut c_void` not `mut ()`? Could I use `mut ()` to represent a `void*` address safely?