Pointer declaration syntax

void* ptr;
void *ptr;
void * ptr;

Since every compiler accepts every one of them, which one do you think is the most correct?
I go with void* ptr.

not quite, we're not talking about the * as the de-reference operator as we would in, for exemple *ptr = &variable;
in this case the * serves simply to mark the declaration as a pointer to a instead of a data type. makes more sense to me to put it right next to the data type.