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Function definitions The ANSI C grammar for a function definition is: function-definition declaration-specifier declarator delaration-list compound-statement The declarator in the function definition must contain one of the forms: direct-declarator ( parameter-type-list ) direct-declarator ( identifier-list ) The first form is the new-style C function declarator. The second form is the old C style. The LIAR uses the new-style C function standard. Furthermore, for semantic reasons LIAR C functions definitions should have the declaration-specifiers direct-declarator ( on the one line and the declaration-specifiers being the first item of the line. Figure 7 provides an example.   Figure 7:   General LIAR coding style. (a) LIAR standard (b) Not allowed. (c) Not allowed

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