Hello, In standalone info reader code in info/ most function pointers are declared as a generic function pointer VFunction *, defined in info.h as
typedef void VFunction (); I think that it would be much better to use actual prototypes depending on the functions to have type checking by the compiler. I started doing that and did not find any evident issue with having explicit prototypes, but I may be missing something. Would there be any reason not to have explicit prototypes? -- Pat
