186d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst// 286d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst// The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure 386d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst// 486d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst// This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source 586d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst// License. See LICENSE.TXT for details. 686d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst 786d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst/* 886d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst * voidarg.c 986d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst * testObjects 1086d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst * 1186d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst * Created by Blaine Garst on 2/17/09. 1286d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst * 1386d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst */ 1486d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst 1586d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst// PURPOSE should complain about missing 'void' but both GCC and clang are supporting K&R instead 1686d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst// CONFIG open error: 1786d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst 1886d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst#include <stdio.h> 1986d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst 2086d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garstint Global; 2186d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst 2286d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garstvoid (^globalBlock)() = ^{ ++Global; }; // should be void (^gb)(void) = ... 2386d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst 2486d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garstint main(int argc, char *argv[]) { 2586d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst printf("%s: success", argv[0]); 2686d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst return 0; 2786d0ba4286ec42dcd055bd22434c7f40009834bdBlaine Garst} 28