| Issue |
182175
|
| Summary |
[CIR] Incorrect prototype sometimes generated for undeclared variadic functions
|
| Labels |
good first issue,
ClangIR
|
| Assignees |
|
| Reporter |
andykaylor
|
When a call to `printf` is made without an explicit declaration, we sometimes generate an incorrect CIR declaration for the function.
This code currently results in a verifier error because printf is declared as non-variadic function:
```
char temp[] = "some str";
int foo(const char *);
int bar(void) {
int t = foo(temp);
printf ("Hello %d!\n", t);
printf ("Works!\n");
return 0;
}
```
By contrast, the correct variadic declaration is generated in this case:
```
int foo();
int bar(void) {
int t = foo();
printf ("Hello %d!\n", t);
printf ("Works!\n");
return 0;
}
```
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