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In article <invalid20080326-200354.312.0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Simon <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>I have a couple of doubts about pointers in C.
>1) I have a function with prototype is :
> my_funtion(char far * char);
Then it is not C. 'far' is not a qualifier in standard C.
Also note that in C99, specifying the return type of the function
is mandatory; in C95 and earlier, 'int' was assumed by default.
>I am using Borland Turbo-C 2.01 if it's relevant.
That thing is harder to kill off than kudzu!
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