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That assumes that there's only one prototype for a routine, and that
every program is using that prototype. I don't consider that a valid
assumption.
I agree that Dennis's technique is overkill in many cases. Like David,
I don't typically write code like his to check if the number of
parameters is valid unless I also have optional parameters. After all,
the caller will test his code, right? (right??) But I certainly see
where Dennis is coming from. It's a valid technique.
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