C modules

This just dawned on me today. I think in the ``what would you add to C'' thread, someone wanted nice modules, and they had some sort of export preprocessor thing to get stuff like MyModule.Function(). What about using a simple struct solution, i.e.

In the .h file:
#ifndef INCLUDE_MYMODULE_H
#define INCLUDE_MYMODULE_H

void LongassHiddenName_MyModule_Foo();
int LongassHiddenName_MyModule_Bar(int);

struct _LongassHiddenName_MyModulePackage {
    void (*Foo)();
    int (*Bar)(int);
};
struct _LongassHiddenName_MyModulePackage MyModule;

#endif

And in the .c file:
/* ... */
#include "mymodule.h"

MyModule.Foo = &LongassHiddenName_MyModule_Foo;
MyModule.Bar = &LongassHiddenName_MyModule_Bar;

/* Define the methods ... */

So that other things including mymodule.h now can do shit like MyModule.Foo(); or MyModule.Bar(42);. Sure it's not great, but has anyone done shit like this? Or some const variation?

I didn't want `nice' modules. I wanted binary modules. Currently compiler has to parse A LOT of header files FOR EVERY SOURCE FILE. Something similar was proposed for C++11 but didn't make it in: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2007/n2316.pdf