On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Pascal Terjan wrote: > That means a return is missing. That's not an error so I guess there is > a default value (maybe 0 or it is undefined, I don't know the norm) when > return is missing.
No, it returns current garbage.
On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, Pascal Terjan wrote: > That means a return is missing. That's not an error so I guess there is > a default value (maybe 0 or it is undefined, I don't know the norm) when > return is missing.
No, it returns current garbage.