Re: What is the equivalent of C's void type?

[Benjamin Kowarsch]

C does not have a void type.

Void is a modifier keyword that is used in place of the return type in a function declaration to indicate that the function does not have a return type, that is to say it does not return any value, or in other words it is not actually a function but a procedure.

In Modula-2 procedures are declared like functions but simply omit the return type.

A C procedure declaration ...

void foobar ( baz bam );

becomes

PROCEDURE foobar ( bam : baz );

in Modula-2.

On Wed, 25 Mar 2020 at 12:45, Hưng Hưng <address@hidden> wrote:

I mean C void type, not void pointer. I can't found anywhere mention it.