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Can't you do that already with f(...)?
by chappar 7y ago
Can't you do that already with f(...)?
- quietbritishjim 7y agoAs other comments have noted: varargs functions require at least one non-vararg parameter. (As int_19h said:) On some architectures, vararg functions have their own distinct ABI, so (...) as a declaration is not compatible with any definition that doesn't also use (...).
- mFixman 7y agoNot in C! All variadic arguments functions must have at least one non-variadic variable.