Re: Paasing global variables to functions

ankisharma@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> At many places I have seen that programmers pass global variables
> to functions in c. I am not able to figure out why they do so. need
> some clues on this. somewhere i heard that this philosophy is from
> object orieted world but is it applicable for c?

for instance, the function is called multiple times with different
arguments than that specific global variable. eg:

f(myglobal);
f(mylocal);
f(myglobal2);

.

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