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From: matt@prism.UUCP
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Subject: ANSI C: question re: prototypes
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Date: Mon, 2-Dec-85 11:13:00 EST
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In reading the current (November 11) ANSI draft, I came up with the
following question.  Suppose one has a function which takes 2 integers and a
pointer to struct foo as arguments.  The following would be a legal function
declaration or prototype:

	long	mumble (int x, int y, struct foo *z)

What about this?  Would it also be legal in ANSI C?

	long	mumble (int x, y, struct foo *z)

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