cnuf

[andrew browning]

what does "cnuf" mean at the end of a function and is it necessary? i
realize its func spelled in reverse but not sure if i need it

 

[Victor Bazarov]

what does "cnuf" mean at the end of a function and is it necessary? i
realize its func spelled in reverse but not sure if i need it

It probably came from a shell script or something like that. It's not
part of C++.

V

 

[Phlip]

what does "cnuf" mean at the end of a function and is it necessary? i
realize its func spelled in reverse but not sure if i need it

You got some other language there. C++ always only puts } at the end of
functions.

Googling for cnuf would probably yield narrow hits...

 

[Christopher Benson-Manica]

Googling for cnuf would probably yield narrow hits...

Incidentally, Google returns 11K hits, the first of which is for
"Canada's National Ukranian Festival", at www.cnuf.ca. The first
relevant hit for "cnuf" is #27, so a Google search clearly requires
some knowledge about what "cnuf" might or might not mean.

 

[Phlip]

Incidentally, Google returns 11K hits, the first of which is for
"Canada's National Ukranian Festival", at www.cnuf.ca. The first
relevant hit for "cnuf" is #27, so a Google search clearly requires
some knowledge about what "cnuf" might or might not mean.

http://www.google.com/search?q=cnuf+func

80 hits, fitting the OP's criteria. Not sure what the language is, though...

 

[kebing.zh]

maybe it is made by one person who used to some shell script, as in
BASH, it has
if something do
something
fi

it use "if" to begin a if block and "fi" to end this block.

maybe someone use "func" begin a function block, and so he use "cnuf"
to end it.

 

[Rolf Magnus]

You got some other language there. C++ always only puts } at the end of
functions.

Well, you could always do

#define cnuf }