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In ANSI C, arguments are not promoted if a prototype is used; otherwise, they are.
Widened arguments are trimmed down to their declared size in the called
function. This is why the single printf() format string “%d” works for all the different
...
In ANSI C, arguments are not promoted if a prototype is used; otherwise, they are.
Widened arguments are trimmed down to their declared size in the called
function. This is why the single printf() format string “%d” works for all the different
...
Stran 209
All arguments became a standard size, and the callee would narrow them if
necessary. In contrast, if you use a function prototype, the default argument
promotions do not occur. If you prototype something as a char, a char actually
gets passed.
All arguments became a standard size, and the callee would narrow them if
necessary. In contrast, if you use a function prototype, the default argument
promotions do not occur. If you prototype something as a char, a char actually
gets passed.
Stran 211
The compiler will detect the mismatch of olddef() because it now sees the
prototype and K&R definition together. If you place the definition of newdef()
before it is called, the compiler will silently do the right thing because the
definition acts as a ...
The compiler will detect the mismatch of olddef() because it now sees the
prototype and K&R definition together. If you place the definition of newdef()
before it is called, the compiler will silently do the right thing because the
definition acts as a ...
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