On 12/09/2026 19:58, bart wrote:i was thinking about possible usage of this thinghbut dont see clearly many..its maybe weird as it seem tit should be some
(Snipping lots of good points about language design - I don't want to discuss fir's hypothetical language, but I can still give you a little more information on a C point.)
>The use of non-prototype function declarations (including implicit ones) was marked as an "obsolescent" feature in C90. (That is, if I understand correctly, it was not actually deprecated but was planned to be deprecated in the near future). C23 skipped deprecation entirely and removed it from the language. (I think most C programmers see that as absurdly slow timing from the C standards committee and C compiler implementers. I only know of one C expert who thought non-prototype function declarations were useful to keep around, and I don't think he ever gave a good reason for that.)
* The function doesn't use an unspecified parameter list (this was a feature of C but C23 may have deprecated that)
more probably i see as to thios global tmp ram record
which you cn at least use to pass values among
f(); b(); with no passing arguments //via this tmp global ram
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