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In this prototype declaration of a function, the parameter types have been specified but not the parameter names. Supplying names for parameters in a function declaration has no semantic significance but it does improve readability. Message 1335 is only generated when parameter names are missing in the declaration of a named function. Message 1336 is generated when parameter names are missing in the declaration of a function type, for example in a typedef or when defining a pointer to a function. For example:
/*PRQA S 553,2017,3205,3210,3447,3672 ++*/
extern int foo1(int, float); /* Message 1335 */
typedef int (typ1)(int, float); /* Message 1336 */
extern int (*pf1)(int); /* Message 1336 */
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