Rob:
Actually, this is fairly straightforward C. If you use a
function that there hasn't been a prototype for yet, you
get the default prototype for that function.
Hmmm. So is there a way to make part of a unit's functions
invisible from the outside (== not to "export" them)? In
Pascal you could access a function only if it had been
explicitly imported from another unit (uses...), wherein
it had been explicitly exported (through declaring it in
the interface section). In C everything is visible from
anywhere (I mean functions not variables which do require
an extern statement).
Is there a way to follow the right structured programming,
exporting only the interface part and leaving the rest
private?
Anton
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