ghaverla@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca writes:
> I added a line to config.h in the section on vsnprintf
> which did a #include <varargs.h>
> This got past the initial compile problem I was having.
> How other architectures can include a vsnprintf() function
> without including varargs.h I don't know. Anyway, the
> compile goes quite a ways and dies, again on a varargs
> problem. A module assumes va_start takes 2 arguments,
> when my header files say only 1.
ANSI C says va_start() takes 2 args. <varargs.h> (on those platforms
that have it at all) defines an older, non-ANSI-compliant version of
the va_foo macros. What you want to be including is <stdarg.h>.
Dunno why src/include/c.h is not including that automatically on your
platform, but that's what to look at.
I've suspected for some time that the conditional include of <varargs.h>
near the bottom of c.h is dead code, if not actively pernicious. But
without access to a platform where
#if defined(sun) && defined(__sparc__) && !defined(__SVR4)
applies, I can't be sure whether to rip it out or not.
regards, tom lane
