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Re: Function Vs. Void
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03/21/15 00:38
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void cant return anything aka 0xC3 in assembler
Function is equivalent to var, meaning you can return a var aka 0xC2 in assembler.
0xC2 is followed by a WORD (2 bytes) with parameter count in bytes to clear the stack (if its stdcall, fastcall or thiscall)
Last edited by Ch40zzC0d3r; 03/21/15 00:41.
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Re: Function Vs. Void
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03/21/15 00:54
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Hmm... So if I understand you correctly, a void can't have void(VECTOR* temp) but 'function()' can.
edit: Because if the function returns a parameter, it can be temp = function(temp); but temp = void(temp); is not allowed?
Last edited by DLively; 03/21/15 00:56.
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Re: Function Vs. Void
[Re: DLively]
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03/21/15 09:51
03/21/15 09:51
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function is just an alias for var. Both are defined with as fixed:
typedef fixed var;
typedef fixed function;
So you can actually do this:
function a, b;
a = 10;
b = 20;
printf("%f", a + b);
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Re: Function Vs. Void
[Re: MasterQ32]
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03/21/15 10:05
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MIND BLOWN  Makes perfectly good sense in combination with the above answer.
Last edited by DLively; 03/21/15 10:11.
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