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Function Call

Functions are called by saying the name of a function and then the supplied arguments surrounded by parentheses, separated by commas.

someFunction(argument1, argument2, argument3, argumentN)

Function Resolution

Which function should be called is determined in two stages.

In the first stage, a strict search is done, which will match any functions with the same name, number of arguments, and argument types. If no matches are found in the first search stage, then the second stage will begin and a looser search is done.

The second looser search will match any functions with the same name, compatible number of arguments, and allowed argument deviations. Allowed argument deviations include: ptr to pointer types, pointer to bool decay, compatible floating-point values, compatible integer values, and user-defined implicit conversions.

If no other factor can be used to select which should be used, then the first possible function declared will be selected.

Additional Details:

  • Polymorphic functions can match during either stage, after non-polymorphic functions are checked.
  • Local function pointers are always preferred over functions.
  • Functions that have the same name as a local function pointer are unable to be called while it's still in scope.
  • Functions are always preferred over global variable function pointers.

Argument Passing

Values that have a corresponding __pass__ function, will be passed through __pass__ before the function receives them.

Result Value

The resulting value is the value returned by the function. If the function returns void, then it cannot be used within an expression, but only as a statement.

Neglected Return Values

If the callee returns a value that is ignored and the ignored value has a __defer__, then the corresponding __defer__ will implicitly be called on the neglected value.

Tentative Function Calls

Function calls can be made tentative by adding a ? after the name of the function.

doSomething?()

Tentative function calls will collapse to void if the compiler cannot compile them.

Specifying Return Type

The ~> operator can be used to target a specific version of a function that returns a certain type.

getZeroLike() ~> int

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Function Call
Functions are called by saying the name of a function and then the supplied arguments surrounded by parentheses, separated by commas.
someFunction(argument1, argument2, argument3, argumentN)

Function Resolution
Which function should be called is determined in two stages.
In the first stage, a strict search is done, which will match any functions with the same name, number of arguments, and argument types. If no matches are found in the first search stage, then the second stage will begin and a looser search is done.
The second looser search will match any functions with the same name, compatible number of arguments, and allowed argument deviations. Allowed argument deviations include: ptr to pointer types, pointer to bool decay, compatible floating-point values, compatible integer values, and user-defined implicit conversions.
If no other factor can be used to select which should be used, then the first possible function declared will be selected.
Additional Details:
  • Polymorphic functions can match during either stage, after non-polymorphic functions are checked.
  • Local function pointers are always preferred over functions.
  • Functions that have the same name as a local function pointer are unable to be called while it's still in scope.
  • Functions are always preferred over global variable function pointers.
Argument Passing
Values that have a corresponding __pass__ function, will be passed through __pass__ before the function receives them.
Result Value
The resulting value is the value returned by the function. If the function returns void, then it cannot be used within an expression, but only as a statement.
Neglected Return Values
If the callee returns a value that is ignored and the ignored value has a __defer__, then the corresponding __defer__ will implicitly be called on the neglected value.
Tentative Function Calls
Function calls can be made tentative by adding a ? after the name of the function.
doSomething?()

Tentative function calls will collapse to void if the compiler cannot compile them.
Specifying Return Type
The ~> operator can be used to target a specific version of a function that returns a certain type.
getZeroLike() ~> int

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Function Call
Functions are called by saying the name of a function and then the supplied arguments surrounded by parentheses, separated by commas.
someFunction(argument1, argument2, argument3, argumentN)

Function Resolution
Which function should be called is determined in two stages.
In the first stage, a strict search is done, which will match any functions with the same name, number of arguments, and argument types. If no matches are found in the first search stage, then the second stage will begin and a looser search is done.
The second looser search will match any functions with the same name, compatible number of arguments, and allowed argument deviations. Allowed argument deviations include: ptr to pointer types, pointer to bool decay, compatible floating-point values, compatible integer values, and user-defined implicit conversions.
If no other factor can be used to select which should be used, then the first possible function declared will be selected.
Additional Details:
  • Polymorphic functions can match during either stage, after non-polymorphic functions are checked.
  • Local function pointers are always preferred over functions.
  • Functions that have the same name as a local function pointer are unable to be called while it's still in scope.
  • Functions are always preferred over global variable function pointers.
Argument Passing
Values that have a corresponding __pass__ function, will be passed through __pass__ before the function receives them.
Result Value
The resulting value is the value returned by the function. If the function returns void, then it cannot be used within an expression, but only as a statement.
Neglected Return Values
If the callee returns a value that is ignored and the ignored value has a __defer__, then the corresponding __defer__ will implicitly be called on the neglected value.
Tentative Function Calls
Function calls can be made tentative by adding a ? after the name of the function.
doSomething?()

Tentative function calls will collapse to void if the compiler cannot compile them.
Specifying Return Type
The ~> operator can be used to target a specific version of a function that returns a certain type.
getZeroLike() ~> int

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Function Call
Functions are called by saying the name of a function and then the supplied arguments surrounded by parentheses, separated by commas.
someFunction(argument1, argument2, argument3, argumentN)

Function Resolution
Which function should be called is determined in two stages.
In the first stage, a strict search is done, which will match any functions with the same name, number of arguments, and argument types. If no matches are found in the first search stage, then the second stage will begin and a looser search is done.
The second looser search will match any functions with the same name, compatible number of arguments, and allowed argument deviations. Allowed argument deviations include: ptr to pointer types, pointer to bool decay, compatible floating-point values, compatible integer values, and user-defined implicit conversions.
If no other factor can be used to select which should be used, then the first possible function declared will be selected.
Additional Details:
  • Polymorphic functions can match during either stage, after non-polymorphic functions are checked.
  • Local function pointers are always preferred over functions.
  • Functions that have the same name as a local function pointer are unable to be called while it's still in scope.
  • Functions are always preferred over global variable function pointers.
Argument Passing
Values that have a corresponding __pass__ function, will be passed through __pass__ before the function receives them.
Result Value
The resulting value is the value returned by the function. If the function returns void, then it cannot be used within an expression, but only as a statement.
Neglected Return Values
If the callee returns a value that is ignored and the ignored value has a __defer__, then the corresponding __defer__ will implicitly be called on the neglected value.
Tentative Function Calls
Function calls can be made tentative by adding a ? after the name of the function.
doSomething?()

Tentative function calls will collapse to void if the compiler cannot compile them.
Specifying Return Type
The ~> operator can be used to target a specific version of a function that returns a certain type.
getZeroLike() ~> int

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Function Call
Functions are called by saying the name of a function and then the supplied arguments surrounded by parentheses, separated by commas.
someFunction(argument1, argument2, argument3, argumentN)

Function Resolution
Which function should be called is determined in two stages.
In the first stage, a strict search is done, which will match any functions with the same name, number of arguments, and argument types. If no matches are found in the first search stage, then the second stage will begin and a looser search is done.
The second looser search will match any functions with the same name, compatible number of arguments, and allowed argument deviations. Allowed argument deviations include: ptr to pointer types, pointer to bool decay, compatible floating-point values, compatible integer values, and user-defined implicit conversions.
If no other factor can be used to select which should be used, then the first possible function declared will be selected.
Additional Details:
  • Polymorphic functions can match during either stage, after non-polymorphic functions are checked.
  • Local function pointers are always preferred over functions.
  • Functions that have the same name as a local function pointer are unable to be called while it's still in scope.
  • Functions are always preferred over global variable function pointers.
Argument Passing
Values that have a corresponding __pass__ function, will be passed through __pass__ before the function receives them.
Result Value
The resulting value is the value returned by the function. If the function returns void, then it cannot be used within an expression, but only as a statement.
Neglected Return Values
If the callee returns a value that is ignored and the ignored value has a __defer__, then the corresponding __defer__ will implicitly be called on the neglected value.
Tentative Function Calls
Function calls can be made tentative by adding a ? after the name of the function.
doSomething?()

Tentative function calls will collapse to void if the compiler cannot compile them.
Specifying Return Type
The ~> operator can be used to target a specific version of a function that returns a certain type.
getZeroLike() ~> int

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Function Call
Functions are called by saying the name of a function and then the supplied arguments surrounded by parentheses, separated by commas.
someFunction(argument1, argument2, argument3, argumentN)

Function Resolution
Which function should be called is determined in two stages.
In the first stage, a strict search is done, which will match any functions with the same name, number of arguments, and argument types. If no matches are found in the first search stage, then the second stage will begin and a looser search is done.
The second looser search will match any functions with the same name, compatible number of arguments, and allowed argument deviations. Allowed argument deviations include: ptr to pointer types, pointer to bool decay, compatible floating-point values, compatible integer values, and user-defined implicit conversions.
If no other factor can be used to select which should be used, then the first possible function declared will be selected.
Additional Details:
  • Polymorphic functions can match during either stage, after non-polymorphic functions are checked.
  • Local function pointers are always preferred over functions.
  • Functions that have the same name as a local function pointer are unable to be called while it's still in scope.
  • Functions are always preferred over global variable function pointers.
Argument Passing
Values that have a corresponding __pass__ function, will be passed through __pass__ before the function receives them.
Result Value
The resulting value is the value returned by the function. If the function returns void, then it cannot be used within an expression, but only as a statement.
Neglected Return Values
If the callee returns a value that is ignored and the ignored value has a __defer__, then the corresponding __defer__ will implicitly be called on the neglected value.
Tentative Function Calls
Function calls can be made tentative by adding a ? after the name of the function.
doSomething?()

Tentative function calls will collapse to void if the compiler cannot compile them.
Specifying Return Type
The ~> operator can be used to target a specific version of a function that returns a certain type.
getZeroLike() ~> int

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Function Call
Functions are called by saying the name of a function and then the supplied arguments surrounded by parentheses, separated by commas.
someFunction(argument1, argument2, argument3, argumentN)

Function Resolution
Which function should be called is determined in two stages.
In the first stage, a strict search is done, which will match any functions with the same name, number of arguments, and argument types. If no matches are found in the first search stage, then the second stage will begin and a looser search is done.
The second looser search will match any functions with the same name, compatible number of arguments, and allowed argument deviations. Allowed argument deviations include: ptr to pointer types, pointer to bool decay, compatible floating-point values, compatible integer values, and user-defined implicit conversions.
If no other factor can be used to select which should be used, then the first possible function declared will be selected.
Additional Details:
  • Polymorphic functions can match during either stage, after non-polymorphic functions are checked.
  • Local function pointers are always preferred over functions.
  • Functions that have the same name as a local function pointer are unable to be called while it's still in scope.
  • Functions are always preferred over global variable function pointers.
Argument Passing
Values that have a corresponding __pass__ function, will be passed through __pass__ before the function receives them.
Result Value
The resulting value is the value returned by the function. If the function returns void, then it cannot be used within an expression, but only as a statement.
Neglected Return Values
If the callee returns a value that is ignored and the ignored value has a __defer__, then the corresponding __defer__ will implicitly be called on the neglected value.
Tentative Function Calls
Function calls can be made tentative by adding a ? after the name of the function.
doSomething?()

Tentative function calls will collapse to void if the compiler cannot compile them.
Specifying Return Type
The ~> operator can be used to target a specific version of a function that returns a certain type.
getZeroLike() ~> int

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Function Call
Functions are called by saying the name of a function and then the supplied arguments surrounded by parentheses, separated by commas.
someFunction(argument1, argument2, argument3, argumentN)

Function Resolution
Which function should be called is determined in two stages.
In the first stage, a strict search is done, which will match any functions with the same name, number of arguments, and argument types. If no matches are found in the first search stage, then the second stage will begin and a looser search is done.
The second looser search will match any functions with the same name, compatible number of arguments, and allowed argument deviations. Allowed argument deviations include: ptr to pointer types, pointer to bool decay, compatible floating-point values, compatible integer values, and user-defined implicit conversions.
If no other factor can be used to select which should be used, then the first possible function declared will be selected.
Additional Details:
  • Polymorphic functions can match during either stage, after non-polymorphic functions are checked.
  • Local function pointers are always preferred over functions.
  • Functions that have the same name as a local function pointer are unable to be called while it's still in scope.
  • Functions are always preferred over global variable function pointers.
Argument Passing
Values that have a corresponding __pass__ function, will be passed through __pass__ before the function receives them.
Result Value
The resulting value is the value returned by the function. If the function returns void, then it cannot be used within an expression, but only as a statement.
Neglected Return Values
If the callee returns a value that is ignored and the ignored value has a __defer__, then the corresponding __defer__ will implicitly be called on the neglected value.
Tentative Function Calls
Function calls can be made tentative by adding a ? after the name of the function.
doSomething?()

Tentative function calls will collapse to void if the compiler cannot compile them.
Specifying Return Type
The ~> operator can be used to target a specific version of a function that returns a certain type.
getZeroLike() ~> int

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