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CDECL
 
    ■ In a DECLARE statement that declares a non-BASIC procedure, CDECL
      indicates that the declared procedure uses the C-language argument
      order. BASIC passes the arguments in the argument list from right
      to left, rather than from left to right as is the usual BASIC
      convention.
 
See Also    ◄CALL, CALLS (Non-BASIC)►    ◄DECLARE (Non-BASIC)►