If the function definition declares a function static (and you don't declare that function in a header file) then those functions are only accessible from the source file where they are defined.
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If the function definition declares a function static (and you don't declare that function in a header file) then those functions are only accessible from the source file where they are defined.
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If your code calls a function that has not been declared, then the compiler assumes that function returns int and has a variable argument list.
That is a deprecated feature of the C language (i.e....