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06.16.2004 at 07:39AM PDT, ID: 21027453
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function declaration in c

Asked by sinacetiner in C Programming Language

Tags: c, function, declaration

hi i; have met a function declaration. like below;
void asdf(int a, int d, ...){}
here as we  can easily understand "..." means function can take more than two parameters.
my question for example when we called this function like below;
asdf(3,4, "uyjh");
how can i; use the last parameter or where can i; use this parameter.
is "..." for programmer?that means this function can take more parameters but it is meaningless for compiler?
i; looked its generated assembly code "uyjh" cannot seen in the assembly code.
i;f there is a way to access this undefined parameter how can i; do this?Start Free Trial
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