* function attributes placement
@ 2001-10-08 8:17 Didier Verna
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Hi !
I always organize my C files with static functions placed before any
functions that use them (when that's possible), hence I don't need to
prototype them first.
That's problematic whith function attributes like noreturn and const,
because they're supposed to appear in function declarations. I would tend to
think that my static functions are /declared/ at the same time they're
/defined/, but gcc doesn't think that way: if I put attributes in my static
functions (definitions), I get a parse error.
This is not a very kind neither informative message, and I would even
say that this could be considered as a bug. Comments ?
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