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I think the x2,...x9 were declared just as "documentation". Really early C didn't have any types that would get passed as anything but a single word on the stac
by abecedarius 17y ago
I think the x2,...x9 were declared just as "documentation". Really early C didn't have any types that would get passed as anything but a single word on the stack, IIRC.
(as I was going to add before getting noprocrast-blocked)
- philwelch 17y agoHa, so it doesn't matter how the function is defined! You can call any function with any arguments you want, just shove 'em on the stack and see what happens. And people say ANSI C is too unsafe ;)