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>This is not valid C++14 however, so it doesn't compile. It is "valid C++" IF there are fewer arguments, like 6-10 The example illustrates C++ internal repres
by FrozenVoid 10y ago
>This is not valid C++14 however, so it doesn't compile.
It is "valid C++" IF there are fewer arguments, like 6-10
The example illustrates C++ internal representation of "variadic functions".
- adsofhoads 10y agoI was referring to the use of generic functions (ie. with an argument with type-specifier auto) which is not C++14. Your copy of g++ may accept it as an extension.