Problem with extern "C"

[Andrew Morton]

Using the EGCS which came out of CVS yesterday. Linux/x86.

I'm trying to work out if this is actually a bug.  I think it is. 
Consider this code:


extern int callback(void (*func)(void));

extern "C" {
    void foo();
};

void bar()
{
    callback(foo);
}

bix:~> g++ t.cc
t.cc: In function `void bar ()':
t.cc:9: cannot convert `void (*) (...)' to `void (*) ()' for argument
`1' to `callback (void (*) ())'



If the 'extern "C"' wrapper is removed from the declaration of 'foo()'
it compiles OK.

If the declaration of foo is changed to 'foo(void)' it compiles OK.