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How can the "call" and "call_value" instructions determine whether they are calling a function that has a variable number of arguments?
- From: "Mike Laman" <mlaman at cox dot net>
- To: "GCC" <gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org>
- Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 23:40:58 -0800
- Subject: How can the "call" and "call_value" instructions determine whether they are calling a function that has a variable number of arguments?
Hi,
(Yea, it's been a busy weekend, but I'm gaining...)
How can the "call" and "call_value" instructions determine whether they are
calling
a function that has a variable number of arguments?
I don't want to burden the function prologue/epilogue for functions with
fixed arguments,
so I don't want to use space and time (Yes, I need both) storing the size of
the
actual argument list.
Thanks again,
Mike