It appears you stepped back one version. va_start and va_end (used for printing formatted strings with variable number of parameters) dissapeared. I get the error of implicit declaration of function which as far as a web search can tell me is a sign that the function was not found. Is this because you stepped back from Gnu 3 to 2.95?
And can I install the new version if that's the case?
Regards
Odin
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Ahh. I now need to include stdarg.h to use the va_start and va_end. Apparently this is due to change in compiler version? Anyhow. I now pass this bit of information on :)
Regards
Odin
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va_start and va_end of course work in 2.95.3. You should make sure you installed version 4.9.4.1 not over an old installation, or chances are that your distrib is corrupted
Greetings,
Colin
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It appears you stepped back one version. va_start and va_end (used for printing formatted strings with variable number of parameters) dissapeared. I get the error of implicit declaration of function which as far as a web search can tell me is a sign that the function was not found. Is this because you stepped back from Gnu 3 to 2.95?
And can I install the new version if that's the case?
Regards
Odin
Ahh. I now need to include stdarg.h to use the va_start and va_end. Apparently this is due to change in compiler version? Anyhow. I now pass this bit of information on :)
Regards
Odin
Hello,
va_start and va_end of course work in 2.95.3. You should make sure you installed version 4.9.4.1 not over an old installation, or chances are that your distrib is corrupted
Greetings,
Colin
Yeah. Apperently they changed some header files, so I had to include stdarg.h manually like in the good ole' days :)