I want to define a function in LLVM assembly that takes as argument: an identifier to a sub-function a vararg
Please explain why the following code snippet fails to compile: public class ScjpTest{ static void go(int... i){
In the following program I\'ve a function overloading. One with just a single argument, another with two arguments and another with three. In the following example it looks simple because the function
Is there any way (built-in or a code pattern) to ensure that a variadic function is passed 开发者_StackOverflow中文版the correct number of parameters?(This will be included as part of an API obviously
void AppBuf(message_id_type msgID, int32 numPairs, va_list va) { int32 len = va_args(va, int32); .... } The above piece of code runs perfectly fine on windows (32 and 64 bit) and also on linux 32 b
I was just trying to do some managed/unmanaged interop. To get extended error information I decided to register a log callback offered by the dll:
Is it possible to write a c++ template function which takes a variable number of input variables of different types (number of input can be limited to say 10)?
Object L1 below works.I can \"create\" an L1 by passing in varargs, which is nice, but I would like to be able to assign to an L1 using the same syntax. Unfortunately, the way开发者_JAVA技巧 I\'ve don
Question 15.4: varargs/varargs1.html In the example code there, they seem to think va_arg returns NULL if the end of the list has been reached:
I have a list of parameters and I have the method name. I want to invoke the method using reflection.
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