Le 13/05/2011 10:25, Patrick Elliott a écrit :
> Possible you might have an overloaded function, possibly, that would be
> void in some cases, or return a value in others,

It would be possible in C where prototypes are not mandatory (but
overloading in C is not part of the language).
But I would expect a C++ compiler in C++ mode to barf on a change of
prototype will overloading or a return not matching the declaration.

The return function is not really a function: it put the value inside
the stack and then pop from the current function.

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