Skipping variadic functions

[Erik Lundin]

Some functions in the Qt API are variadic (i.e. accepting a variable number of arguments), e.g. void critical(const char *msg, ...) in QMessageLogger. The generated wrapper code for this function looks like this:

void PythonQtWrapper_QMessageLogger::critical(QMessageLogger* theWrappedObject, const char*  msg) const
{
  ( theWrappedObject->critical(msg));
}

Compiling this with GCC fails, because the log functions of QMessageLogger expect a format and arguments, and giving them a char pointer yields an error [-Werror=format-security]. Since arguments of variadic functions aren't properly handled anyway, my suggestion is to skip those functions, see patch skip-variadic-functions.diff.

[Erik Lundin]

Here is the patch. The file with "unix" in the name has Unix file endings, the other has Windows line endings.

[Florian Link]

Thanks, I will add that. It might take a while because I am busy with other stuff.

[Florian Link]

I merged your patch.