Hi,
Could anyone please tell me what does a function in capital(all capital) letters indicate?
I have a cpp file which exports function.At the end of it there is a function call(which contain all capital letter and a name which is probably an inline or header file without any inverted commas as argument).I searched for it in all included headerfile but its not defined anywhere.I think its related to inline file because one such file is included in it.The program compiles fine.Could anyone please help?
- A function in all capitol letters is just a naming convention, it has no actual influence on the outcome of the code.
- An inverted comma? σ_σ Do you mean an Apostrophe?
- The function could be included from a header that is included in one of the headers. It could also have been imported from a DLL. Is this a dump from an application that is in common usage? Maybe one of us can tell you what it is.
I was looking at the documentation page and I found this thing I dont know how.So, is there anyway to find this
#define SOFA_DECL_CLASS( someidentifier) ...
in the whole project?
I know what this class does but I was just curious.