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I'm currently developing a set of header files for ANSI C. 
One thing I noticed is that in stdio.h, there are several functions that
accept a parameter of type va_list (vprintf, vsprintf, vfprintf). Yet...nowhere
in the standard does it say that stdio.h defines the type va_list.
So I'm assuming that stdio.h does NOT define type va_list...
and I can just use my hidden type (__va_list) in its place...

This is my implemention...is it correct??

...in xximpl.h xx

typedef void* __va_list;

...in stdarg.h

#include <xximpl.h>
typedef __va_list va_list;

...in stdio.h

#include <xximpl.h>
int vfprintf(FILE*, const char*, __va_list);
int vprintf(const char*, __va_list);
int vsprintf(char*, const char*, __va_list);

Thanx
Andrew Walduck
P.S. Yes...I know...I do use the #ifndef #define #endif wrappers around my
     include files... to protect against multiple definitions and
inclusions! ;-)

Andrew Walduck -- OMRON Japan -- andrew@lsa.ncl.omron.co.jp 
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