baloghadamsoftware added a comment.
Oh, it is not only //Objective-C//. I have been programming in //C// for 25+
years and teaching it for 15+ years, but I never met such syntactical
construction:
dispatch_sync(queue, ^(void){
Here it is worse than at the //Objective-C// code above, because the index is
`1`, but the number of args is `0`. Thus this is an overindexing by 2. What are
these strange constructions and how to get parameter type if they have no
arguments? (Even if I get the function declaration from the stack frame, they
have no parameters.) How can we have a parameter for them? How to handle them,
how to return the type for a parameter that should not exist but it does?
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