Hello - I have another warning coming from my code and I honestly don't know why it's complaining.
I have a simple file
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#include header.h
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void function1()
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{
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does something;
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}
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void function2()
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{
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}
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Notice that function2 is empty for now, but the compiler gives me "warning: function not a prototype" for line "void function2()". I didn't think there needs to be a prototype since its not being called before it(function1 doesn't call it)...is it a problem that it's empty ??
Thanks!
UPDATE: I put a "void" as the explicit parameter in function2 and it got rid of the warning. Does anyone know what the reasoning behing that is? 
