va_start(ap);
{
_error(DO_DEBUG, dot.tk_file, dot.tk_line, ap);
+ /* _error(DO_DEBUG, NILEXPR, ap);
+ */
}
va_end(ap);
}
va_start(ap);
{
_error(WARNING, dot.tk_file, dot.tk_line, ap);
+ /* _error(WARNING, NILEXPR, ap);
+ */
}
va_end(ap);
}
int lvl;
{
/* The full typed identifier or abstract type, described
- by the structures decspecs and declarator is turned
+ by the structures decspecs and declarator are turned
a into parameter type list structure.
The parameters will be declared at level L_FORMAL2,
- later on it will decided whether they were prototypes
+ later on it's decided whether they were prototypes
or actual declarations.
*/
register struct idf *idf = dc->dc_idf;
newdef->df_file = idf->id_file;
newdef->df_line = idf->id_line;
#ifdef LINT
- newdef->df_set = 0;
+ newdef->df_set = (type->tp_fund == ARRAY);
/* newdef->df_firstbrace = 0; */
#endif
/* We can't put the idf onto the stack, since these kinds
struct tag *
gettag(tp, idpp)
- struct type *tp;
- struct idf **idpp;
+struct type *tp;
+struct idf **idpp;
{
struct tag *tg = (struct tag *)0;
register int fund = tp->tp_fund;
* remove them from the symbol-table
*/
remove_proto_tag(tp)
- struct type *tp;
+struct type *tp;
{
register struct idf *ident;
register struct tag *tgp, **tgpp;
{
/* If the function specified by (*expp)->OP_LEFT has a prototype,
the parameters are converted according the rules specified in
- par. 3.3.2.2. I.e., the parameters are converted to the prototype
+ par. 3.3.2.2. E.i. the parameters are converted to the prototype
counter parts as if by assignment. For the parameters falling
under ellipsis clause the old parameters conversion stuff
applies.