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Thinking in C++
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A gotcha

There is a significant difference between C and C++ for functions with empty argument lists. In C, the declaration:

int func2();

means “a function with any number and type of argument.” This prevents type-checking, so in C++ it means “a function with no arguments.”

Thinking in C++
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