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LIAR C prototyping standard

All LIAR C functions must be prototyped and their prototypes must be stored in the LIAR header file liar.h. Prototypes must contain argument names and the name of the file that contains the C function. Furthermore, the prototype MUST BE a direct copy of the function declaration. Thus, you cannot simply type the prototype in by hand, it must be cut and pasted from the original source code. Fig. 10 provides an example.

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Figure 10:   LIAR prototype standard.



Ed Breen
Tue Sep 3 17:19:31 EST 1996

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