> On Thu, 22 Jul 2010, Paul Hutchinson wrote:
>
>> The parameter identifiers in a C function prototype are optional
>
> No, they aren't.  A function declaration that doesn't specify the
> number and types of the parameters is not a function prototype.
> Something like this:

Well, yes they are. If you read carefully the original comment stated that 
the parameter _identifiers_ were optional. The parameter types are not. So, 
for example all three of the following prototypes function identically:

void func(int,char,int *);
void func(int i, char c, int *p);
void func(int isomething, char csomethingelse, int *pointer_to_yet_another)

-- Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems


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