top | item 19896396 (no title) chappar | 6 years ago Can't you do that already with f(...)? discuss order hn newest quietbritishjim|6 years ago As 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|6 years ago Not in C! All variadic arguments functions must have at least one non-variadic variable.
quietbritishjim|6 years ago As 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|6 years ago Not in C! All variadic arguments functions must have at least one non-variadic variable.
quietbritishjim|6 years ago
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|6 years ago