Hi again,
This time a have been amazed at the strange behaviour of
TCC regarding the scope.
How can a function defined in file b.c be visible from a.c
when its declaration is lacking in header files included
in a.c and in a.c itself?
When I try to declare in a.c a function with the same name
I get a message about the function's having been defined
twice!
Is TCC supposed to work so or what?
Example:
Listing of a.c -------------------------------------------
main () {
printf("Hello!\n");
print(4);
}
----------------------------------------------------------
Listing of b.c -------------------------------------------
int print(int c) {
printf("Print: %i", c); // it should not be visible!
}
----------------------------------------------------------
Thanks in advance,
Anton
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