dev-cpp-users

[Jonathan D. <gri...@ho...>]

Hey Fred,

I don't know if you've gotten your answer yet, but I noticed your prototype 
declaration.  I didn't check on it, but as I understand it, the declaration 
should be exactly the same as the definition.  In your source snippet, you 
have the prototype "void f(int)", but you define it as "f(int i)".  
Shouldn't it be prototyped as 'void f(int i)"?  This might cause a linker 
error of an undefined reference especially if you have code before the 
definition that calls f(), but in your case it is probably because it leaves 
a hanging prototype.

I hope that helps,
Jonathan

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