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Yeah, perhaps even more when they wrote said implementation. :) Nothing against WalterBright, I just thought it was funny to use your own compiler as a referene
by unwind 3y ago
Yeah, perhaps even more when they wrote said implementation. :) Nothing against WalterBright, I just thought it was funny to use your own compiler as a referene like that.
I don't quite understand the point, is forward references to undeclared things something to strive after?
- MathMonkeyMan 3y agoIt prevents you from having to topologically sort your definitions, or otherwise declare everything at the top. Since idiomatic C uses header files, though, it doesn't matter too much. Main benefit is that non-public implementation details (e.g. static functions) needn't be declared at the top of the source file.