Inline::C does not like functions declared as "void Foo(void)". You need
to define it as "void Foo()". But "void Foo(void)" is technically valid
so why does Inline::C barf on it?
We have a situation where the client has to define parameterless
functions with the (void) syntax. This causes problems for the tool I
wrote since Inline::C does not accept the paramterless (void) notation.
Why is it that this causes Inline::C problems? Can this be fixed to
allow (void)?
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Andrew DeFaria <http://defaria.com>
Who so loves believes the impossible. - Elizabeth Barrett Browning
