passing variable arguments

[Alan J Rosenthal]

platt at ndla.UUCP (Daniel E. Platt) writes:
>void	foo(a, b, c)
>char	a, b, c;
>{
>	char	*pt;
>	pt = &a;
>	/* 
>	**	Then:
>	**		pt[0] <-> a;
>	**		pt[1] <-> b;
>	**		pt[2] <-> c;
>	*/

EXTREMELY unlikely.  `char' in "old-style" declarations declares an argument
passed as an integer and converted to a char.  If you're unlucky it won't even
be on the argument stack.

What you say would work for rvalue types such as int, double, long, any pointer
type.

ajr