Why does mismatched prototype and definition with empty argument list give different results in GCC and Clang? – stackoverflow.com

Why does mismatched prototype and definition with empty argument list give different results in GCC and Clang? – stackoverflow.com

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Given (simplified) code snippet: void foo(int a, int b); // declaration with prototype int main(void) { foo(1, 5); // type-checked call (i.e. because of previous prototype) return 0; } void ...

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