I try to write a function such that : int solve(double* x, double xA, double xB, double zeps, double funct(double x, double*), ...)
For example, something like this: #include <cstdarg> void my_function(int it=42, ...) { /* va_list/start/arg/end code here */
Why does Foo() succeed but Bar() throws a BadImageFormatException? using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
I have a logging function that takes in a variable number of arguments and uses _vsnprintf to format them. My problem is that when I debug my OCR automation the string it returns is sent to the log, s
I want to pass a va_list through to another function. Here is an example of what i am trying to do: void my_printf_1(char* string, ...) {
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Hey everyone! I\'m trying to make a simple copy of sprintf that returns the formatted string, but I am coming into a small snag...
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