4 ms·
Not sure what's going on with your second example, but that first one looks like an odd consequence of how a cdecl feature is implemented. cdecl doesn't just ex
by nknighthb 13y ago
Not sure what's going on with your second example, but that first one looks like an odd consequence of how a cdecl feature is implemented. cdecl doesn't just explain C declarations, it can also create them based on a more verbose pseudo-english language (the same one it spits out in response to being fed an actual C declaration, I believe). "func" is an alias for that language's reserved word "function".