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Bjorfck Silas:
I don't see why va_start and co. are
needed for utilizing arbitrary
quantities of arguments rather than
straight pointer arithmetic in C. It
seems cleaner to just do something like
this:
int add_args(int count, ...)
{
int r,*i = &count;
while(count--)
r += *(i++);
return r;
}
I'm sure there must be some scary reason
for me not to do this, though, it
concerning mucking around in the stack
and all...
Ned Bingham:
Yeah, there is an issue with it. You
could access the wrong memory by
accident. va_start is used specifically
because it's safer
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