Hi,
On Thu, 09 May 2002, Waider wrote:
> > &some_subroutine("1","2","3");
> >
> > sub some_routine ($$$) {
> > print "$_[0]\t$_[1]\t$_[2]\n";
>> Hmm, you should at least get a warning about the subroutine being defined
> too late to check the prototype, no?
Not even a word. And the order of the call & definition of some_routine
makes no odds.
Thanks for the help,
Gavin
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