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gcc-2.6.0 allowed "..." (vararg) as the first argument for
functions, but gcc-2.6.2 complains that 

test.c:1: ANSI C requires a named argument before `...'

2.6.0 gives no warning for this. 2.6.2 gives this error, regardless if
I use -ansi, -traditional or nothing. Are things supposed to be this
way (i.e. has a bug been fixed) or is this a bug? I thought
-traditional (or nothing) would allow non-ansi code to compile, if
this is a non-ANSI code problem.

Some example code is at the end (the code that gave the above
message). And I am not interested in discussions about coding, styles
etc. - I merely want to know wether this is a bug or not.

test.c:
int func(...)
{
  return 0;
}


Thanks, 

Bjorn H. Solberg		                (bhso@fou.tr.statoil.no)
Statoil R&D, Trondheim, Norway
Phone  : +47 73 58 47 29
Fax    : +47 73 96 72 86
Address: Postuttak, N-7005 TRONDHEIM, NORWAY