Thanks, very interesting. The second one about musl was very long-winded, it seemed it was written for people who have never even heard about varargs, which ma

Thanks, very interesting. The second one about musl was very long-winded, it seemed it was written for people who have never even heard about varargs, which made me wonder what the intended audience is, heh. I mean, if you know about undefined behavior enough to use a tool to track it down, wouldn't it make sense to also know about C's varargs mechanism? Also it made it sound as if varargs is super-archaic and "best avoided" scary monster thing, which it really isn't in my opinion. It's a well-defined and useful part of the language and really helps make better APIs.