From: Martin.Svensson@abc.se (Martin Svensson)
DH> in a program where you use say a function called : DOHAPPY(); 
DH> and the function requires no parameters, then it would be
DH> declared as :
DH> 
DH> * DOHAPPY(VOID); 
Wait a minute.
First, most compilers don't support CAPITAL reserved words.
Second, you should never let the compiler use a default type. I don't 
even think this example would work.
The correct declaration should be complete:
char* dohappy(void); or
char *dohappy(void); or
char* doHappy(void); or
char* DoHappy(void);
The example was pretty good, though.
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