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Procedure Prototypes

 

Before a procedure is invoked, it must either be defined or prototyped. A prototype is a header that defines a procedure's parameter and return types. Procedure prototypes are needed for defining mutually recursive procedures or for invoking external procedures written in C (see Section 8.2).



Kay Nettle
Fri Feb 21 21:14:29 CST 1997