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From: ghfeil@white.toronto.edu (Georg Feil)
Subject: slight difference between gcc and g++ in handling "..."
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Date: 21 Dec 89 03:13:41 GMT
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I've noticed that g++ will accept either

     int printf(const char*, ...);

or

     int printf(const char* ...);


But gcc likes only the first one (with the comma). Any reason for this?
Which is the preferred usage?

Ok, I know it's a trivial point.

Georg.
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