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char :: CDeclr -> Maybe CExpr -> CDeclSource
Clever functions that can be applied to declarators, for example int x .= 1
is equivalent
to int x = 1
. To leave a variable uninitialized int x Nothing
does the job.
double :: CDeclr -> Maybe CExpr -> CDeclSource
Clever functions that can be applied to declarators, for example int x .= 1
is equivalent
to int x = 1
. To leave a variable uninitialized int x Nothing
does the job.
float :: CDeclr -> Maybe CExpr -> CDeclSource
Clever functions that can be applied to declarators, for example int x .= 1
is equivalent
to int x = 1
. To leave a variable uninitialized int x Nothing
does the job.
long :: CDeclr -> Maybe CExpr -> CDeclSource
Clever functions that can be applied to declarators, for example int x .= 1
is equivalent
to int x = 1
. To leave a variable uninitialized int x Nothing
does the job.
int :: CDeclr -> Maybe CExpr -> CDeclSource
Clever functions that can be applied to declarators, for example int x .= 1
is equivalent
to int x = 1
. To leave a variable uninitialized int x Nothing
does the job.
short :: CDeclr -> Maybe CExpr -> CDeclSource
Clever functions that can be applied to declarators, for example int x .= 1
is equivalent
to int x = 1
. To leave a variable uninitialized int x Nothing
does the job.