Re: Various small patches (Zend, TSRM...)

> why is there a need to differentiate anyway? You can easily recognize that, if you look at C++. In C++, "foo();" means the function takes no parameters. In C, it means the function takes any number of arguments. That allows you to write code like this: int foo(); main() { int a; double b; foo(a); foo(b); foo(); } At least for me, automatic type checking helps programmers to write bug-free code. The "foo();" notation prevents that. > Instead of removing this stale 'void', they're now forcing to > add it in. Well, it is impossible to remove that requirement without dropping K&R compatibility. - Sascha