Bug on function prototype

[chameleon]

I doesn't use the nightly build of CodeBlocks but I found this error:
The same function prototype appears 2 times (a little bit changed)

[ollydbg]

can you give a simple test code?
From my guess, I think that this is because these two function prototypes has different signatures.

const class circleArc2 *c, const Vector & v
const circleArc2 *c, const Vector & v

But why the "class" keyword was exists in the function signature??

did you use 10.05 official version?

[nanyu]

As far as I know, CC is not smart enough to do it for. For example: If I declare some member methods like:

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///////////////////////////
class Coo
{
    int foo1(int a, int b);
    int foo2(char const*);
    int foo3(int age /* some comment*/, int b);
};
///////////////////////////

and defind those methods like:

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int Coo::foo1(int a
       , int b)   //b start on a new line
{}

int Coo::foo2(const char* p)
{}

int Coo::foo3(int age, int bbb)
{}


then all of those function will appears 2 times on the tips windows.

[oBFusCATed]

nanyu: you should be punished and humiliated in public for writing such code :lol:

[nanyu]

nanyu: you should be punished and humiliated in public for writing such code :lol:

no, no, no.....
look at the first sample:

I am used to add the comments of it's parameters when declare a function :

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int foo1(int aaa  //comments of aaa
             , int bbb   //comments of bbb
             , char const* ccc //comments of ccc
             , Coo const* ddd  //comments of ddd
             );


But  a clear version for imp :

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int foo1(int aaa, int bbb, char const* ccc, Coo const* ddd)
{
}


I thinks it was not a hard thing that cc do a filtting.

[oBFusCATed]

This is a bug, no question about it
Apparently CC in its current implementation doesn't strip the names of the parameters.

But your code is ugly, too (don't answer me, I'm joking, trolling :lol: )

[ouch]

hey now, be nice... I write code comments on everything like that too. Expecially stuff I'm debuging I'll comment bits out with /* */. Keeping things readable is  what syntax highlighting is for after all. :p