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How can I call a function with an argument list built up at run time?
How can I call a function with an argument list built up at run time?
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There is no guaranteed or portable way to do this.
Instead of an actual argument list, you might consider passing an array of generic (void *) pointers. The called function can then step through the array, much like main() might step through argv. (Obviously this works only if you have control over all the called functions.)
2015-06-03, 1163👍, 0💬
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