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