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--- Comment #7 from kinke ---
(In reply to Walter Bright from comment #4)
> I suspect it might work if we added to stdarg.d:
>
> void __va_start(T)(va_list* ap, ref T parmn)
> {
> va_start(*ap, parmn);
> }
>
> and to __builtins.
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--- Comment #6 from Dennis ---
Issue was linked to the wrong PR
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--- Comment #4 from Walter Bright ---
I suspect it might work if we added to stdarg.d:
void __va_start(T)(va_list* ap, ref T parmn)
{
va_start(*ap, parmn);
}
and to __builtins.di:
alias __va_start = imported!"core.stdc.stda
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--- Comment #3 from Walter Bright ---
Currently,
1. there is no va_start in importc.h
2. in __builtins.di there is:
alias __builtin_va_start = imported!"core.stdc.stdarg".va_start;
3. in Microsoft's stdarg.h there is:
#define va_start __
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