What appears between a return type and function name in a C function declaration?
c, function
Solution
That's not standard, so it's hard to answer in general.
It's probably a preprocessor macro, which gets replaced by something. That "something" can be compiler-dependent, it usually is.
You should read the preprocessed code to figure this out, or check the Makefile or other build artefacts for a definition of `C74_EXPORT".
Problem
I understand what a basic C function declaration means: `return_type function_name(args) { ... }` However, when I was working on a project that I did not write I found a strange declaration that is used repeatedly. I do not understand what it means. Here's an example: ``` int C74_EXPORT main(void) { ... } ``` What is that `C74_EXPORT`? What does it do, and what is this word called?