[DGD] Re: #Including code.

[Troels Therkelsen]

> >[...]
> > > > a.c:
> > > > ----
> > > >   void test_proto();
> > > > 
> > > >   void test_proto() {
> > > >     print("*** A ***");
> > > >   }
> >[...]
> > IOW, if you *don't* prototype test_proto() in a.c then do_stuff1() will
> > indeed print "*** A ***".  Many people who use function prototypes per
> > default (simply because that's how the defacto standard is in C and they
> > apply it linearily to LPC aswell) are not aware of this.
> 
> The prototype makes no difference.  test_proto() is masked by object B,
> therefore the one in object B is called, even from object A.
> 
> There would be a bug if the prototype <did> make such a difference, but
> it is not a bug that exists in DGD.

In which version of DGD was this fixed?  It isn't (wasn't? ;-) fixed in
1.2.32...  Anyway, if it was been fixed, that's very good, even though it
breaks with almost all other LPC implementations (but that wouldn't be a
first for DGD :-).

Regards,

Troels Therkelsen

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