pr_pack( buf, cc, from )
char *buf;
int cc;
struct sockaddr_in *from;
{
I know this ship has sailed, but after reading through the code you linked to, I finally understand the merit to this old-style C function definition syntax, and actually think it might look nicer than the modern way of doing the same thing for longer parameter lists:
pr_pack( char *buf,
int cc,
struct sockaddr_in *from )
{
It reminds me of how in TypeScript, if a function gets too many arguments, I'll split them out into an interface, and use destructuring to get to each element in the actual parameter list for convenience.
