On Thursday, December 06, 2012 11:40:24 Gor Gyolchanyan wrote: > I read about the d-style variadic functions and I also read the ABI. > There are some vast differences in the ABI (the parameters are pushed in > reverse order, the caller must clean the stack...). > I thought that you guys have a better understanding of what's going on, so > you might help me with this. > If done carefully it could be a very valuable addition to std.functional.
I think that at this point, almost everyone just uses variadic templates when they want a variadic function. Upon occasion, a typesafe variadic function makes sense, but C style variadics basically never make sense unless you're interacting with C, and in general, variadic templates are vastly superior to D variadics, so it's the variadic templates get used. And as most of just use the variadic templates, in the case of many of us, our knowledge of D style variadics is low. - Jonathan M Davis
