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Old-style C parameters in C++ functions
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The ADS v1.2 and RVCT v1.2 C++ compilers enabled you to use old-style C parameters in C++ functions. That is,
void f(x) int x; { }
In the RVCT v2.x compilers or above, you must use the --anachronisms compiler
option if your code contains any old-style parameters in functions.
The compiler warns you if it finds any instances.
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