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Locating the reentrant function attribute?

Hi All.

A quick, general question regarding the use of the reentrant (and perhaps other) function attributes:

This is fine:

void myFn ( void ) reentrant
{
 ...
}

Is this OK in all cases, too?

void myFn ( void )
reentrant
{
 ...
}

Same question goes for function prototypes.

IOW, must these attributes be on the same line as the function name, etc, or can they be on the next line? I suspect it's always OK for them to be on a separate line, but I'd like to make sure ...

--Andrew

0 dipstik . over 22 years ago

This is purely matter of style. For the compiler, newline is equal to space.
Some people prefer each attribute to be on a separate line.
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0 Andrew E. Kalman over 22 years ago in reply to dipstik .

"For the compiler, newline is equal to space."

Thanks -- that makes everything much clearer.

--Andrew
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