<forwarding email from stuart@sutherland-hdl.com -- the reflector ate it the first time through> Note that sub clause 8.23 of draft 7 states: "The out-of-block method declaration shall match the prototype declaration exactly" Does this mean that if a method argument has a default value assignment, the default needs to be given in both the prototype and the full definition? Does the default value have to be exactly the same in both places? I'm asking because a method prototype in an interface appears to have a different set of rules. Subclause 25.7 states: "If a default argument value is needed in a subrou-tine call, it shall be specified in the prototype. If an argument has default values specified in both the prototype and the declaration, the specified values need not be the same, but the default value used shall be the one specified in the prototype." In an interface it is clear that the default arg value is in the prototype, and is optional in the full definition, and that the value in the full definition is ignored. Stu ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Stuart Sutherland stuart@sutherland-hdl.com +1-503-692-0898 www.sutherland-hdl.com -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Fri Oct 3 11:23:29 2008
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