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General C/C++ question

Started by January 31, 2000 02:27 PM
1 comment, last by Anthonyk 24 years, 8 months ago
What is the difference between "void blah()" and "VOID blah()". I have been looking at alot of source code of late and have seen the two different uses of void/VOID. You can tell im a newbie and any help would be appreciated. Anthonyk
I don''t believe there is one, though VOID might just be a preprocessor define somewhere else in the code. I have never seen VOID anywhere so don''t quote me on the correctness of this post.

Derek
Derek Licciardi (Kressilac)Elysian Productions Inc.
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VOID is equivalent to void. It''s defined in
the windows header files.

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