🚀 go-pugleaf

Hey, fella.  Bullshit doesn't add weight to your argument.

for your info, printf() and scanf() may not even be functions. They are
frequently implemented as macros, and are part of stdio.

NOW -- frequently compilers don't do arg count checking. What this means is
that at execution time, when a fn is called with an arg list, as in:

	foo(a, b, c)

a, b, and c are pushed onto the Frame, or Stack, or Heap (as you like).

if foo() is defined as:

foo(a,b)
int a, b;

then it will only reference a and b. However, c is there, and it's
available as *((&b)++). (well, probably)

It still ain't LISP, fella.


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