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I would say that it is ambiguous code. The first C project that I worked on used this a lot. Its definitely not the easiest to understand when coming from a C+
by johnbellone 14y ago
I would say that it is ambiguous code.
The first C project that I worked on used this a lot. Its definitely not the easiest to understand when coming from a C++ background (because no parameter declaration means no parameters) or from other descendant languages.
- kelnos 14y agoIt's actually not ambiguous code at all. It's perfectly well-formed and unambiguous with respect to the C standard. What it is, however, is hard-to-read and -maintain code.