1. function prototypes
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2. Re: function prototypes
- Posted by Undetermined origin c/o LISTSERV administrator Apr 01, 2000
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©koda wrote: > how can i in euphoria define function/procedure prototype? > if i made prototype for every function in separate file, would this slow down > program?( talkin 'bout LOT of functions(100)) There is no such thing as a function prototype in Euphoria - there are only the actual definitions. If you need to access a function which appears later in the code, use routine_id and call_proc or call_func. If you make wrapper functions for each routine which you need to use routine_id for, it may slow your program down a bit... but probably not too much - it would probably be unnoticeable. -- Jeffrey Fielding JJProg at cyberbury.net http://JJProg.tripod.com/