Is this possible to write a variable argument macro like this:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#define func(x, ...)\
{\
va_list ap;\
va_start(ap, x);\
int y = va_arg(ap, int);\
printf("y is %d\n",y);\
}\
int main()
{
int x;
func(5, 4);
return 0;
}I found an interview question which asked how to write a variable argument macro so I gave it a try. I am getting compile error though.
Jump to PostDon't do that even if you would. The macro is too large and will greatly increase the size of the final program. Just write a normal function that takes variable arguments.
Jump to PostDid you look at this?
Don't do that even if you would. The macro is too large and will greatly increase the size of the final program. Just write a normal function that takes variable arguments.
But anyway what would be the question to the interview question? I found in some forum posting real interview questions (I guess it is asked by bloomberg which asks all sorts of peculiar c questions)
But anyway what would be the question to the interview question? I found in some forum posting real interview questions (I guess it is asked by bloomberg which asks all sorts of peculiar c questions)
Oh I see -- its one of those questions someone asks to see if you really know your stuff.
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