Function declarations (was: MSC v5.1 Bug???)

[der Mouse]

In article <13344 at mimsy.UUCP>, chris at mimsy.UUCP (Chris Torek) writes:
> In article <1275 at mcgill-vision.UUCP> mouse at mcgill-vision.UUCP (der Mouse) writes:
>> I *would* be surprised to find that [this doesn't work]
>> foo() { ... { double glurf(char*,int); ... } }
>> static double glurf(char *s,int maxlen) { ... }
> Surprise!

You have such a lovely way of phrasing things, Chris... :-)

> Putting these together, the *only* legal ways to write this are:

> 	static double glurf(char *, int);
> 	foo() { ... /* call glurf */ ... }
> 	static double glurf(char *s, int maxlen) { ... }
> or
> 	static double glurf(char *s, int maxlen) { ... }
> 	foo() { ... /* call glurf */ ... }

Since the whole idea was to document the fact that foo calls glurf,
near the point of call (ie, in foo), how about:

	static double glurf(char *, int);
	foo() { double glurf(char *, int); ... /* call glurf */ ... }
	static double glurf(char *s, int maxlen) { ... }

Is this permitted?

					der Mouse

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