function predefinition

Actually, there is the requirement to define
function dummies, if a function is called in the
script, if the function itself is defined "lower" in the script.
Otherwise the function is not found. (sometimes the compiler finds it,
even if it is defined "lower", very strange)

How about that the compiler first checks the script for
all actions and function and variables, that are placed,
and then starts the real compilation,
this leaves the need for predefinition out,
And would speed up the implementation of new function a bit,

or is there some restriction to this mehtod?

function dummy_func;


function dummy_func()
{
....
}

Yes I know how to predefine functions,
but I dont see the deeper sense in this requirement.

Java for example does not require this.

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Otherwise the function is not found. (sometimes the compiler finds it,
even if it is defined "lower", very strange)

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it will only find it if the function has none or one parameter. more than one parameters require the function to be predefined

I doubt they're gonna make any such improvements to c-script. Hopefully, lite_c will be more flexible in that matter