Hi,
C is a language that allows considerable latitude in where things are placed:
static int volatile p;
volatile int static q;
I do not think that the order of named parameters should be enforced, nor do I
think that diagnostics should be produced if parameters are specified in an
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Thank you, Alex.
I agree this was a mistake.
>From experience, there is only one robust interface design when it comes to
>null pointer arguments: either a function handles them, or it doesn't. Whether
>or not it handles them should have nothing to do with the value of other
>parameters. This
