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In article <9210062259.AA01023@bunny.gte.com> steve%eowyn@gte.com (Steve Preston) writes:

   HP9000/720 HPUX 8.07 gcc 2.2.2 (configured for hppa1.1-hp-hpux)

   This is really HP's fault, I would guess.

   The GNU C compiler defines its own version of stdarg/varargs data
   structures, defining the type va_list as a structure of pointers,
   thusly:

   typedef struct
   {
...
   } va_list;

   In the HPUX headers, the v?printf's are declared to take the type
   __va_list which is typedef'ed as a pointer to double.  So any calls to
   v?printf either cause a compile error or fail badly at runtime.

varargs/stdargs have been rewritten for gcc 2.3 (coming soon) to be
compatible with HP's implementation.

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