Language overview states: "The return type of a function can be written
void, which means that no return value is allowed.".
But the reference implementation doesn't complain about this:
>> type F = function(int,int):void;
>> var f:F=function(a,b){return a+b;};
>> f(2,2);
4
Is the constraint described in the overview prose meant to be applied
here? If so, when?
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