cgen: allow for @[c_extern] fn C.somename(param1 int, param2 &char) &char#22502
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@[c_extern] fn C.somename(param1 int, param2 &char) &char
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Can you document the new attribute please? |
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It is not a new attribute, it is already documented for usage with C globals. I would like to avoid documenting its usage with C functions for now, until it is used a bit more in the field by people with actual projects, that need it (see the messages by @raojm in |
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@[c_extern] fn C.somename(param1 int, param2 &char) &char