[edit] Never mind, it seems you're right.
Though there is one possible pitfall that I can see: if you leave out the (void) from a function definition, and don't have a prototype, then functions calling that function from later in the file will evoke the allow-any-number-of-arguments behaviour. Rather unlikely, but there you have it [/edit]
Last edited by dwks; 07-02-2008 at 12:35 PM.
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