Prototypes should be used for program calls because their use allows compile-time checking of the number of parameters and the type and size of those parameters. Without the use of a prototype, that checking happens only at run-time. 


A secondary benefit of the use of prototypes and ``++CALLP++``, is that prototypes allow the caller to gain a clearer understanding of the data expected for each parameter because parameter names are purely descriptive.


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