On Linux, it won't go past the va_start saying that va_start is being
called in a function that doesn't have a list of arguments. I tried
to figure out how to initialize a va_list to pass it and can't find
any documentation anywhere. Looking at headers, etc. It would appear
that this may be internal to the compiler. What if just NULL was sent
into DXqmessage? Any other ideas?
David Thompson:
|Update of /src/master/dx/src/exec/dpexec
|In directory opendx.watson.ibm.com:/tmp/cvs-serv51818
|
|Modified Files:
| remote.c
|Log Message:
|Don't need to call va_start or va_end on a va_list that is being
|passed. These functions are for retreiving data from a va_list.
nolist is a va_list. Added those to suppress a "read but not initialized
warning" -- the "DXqmessage (who, msg, nolist)" call is passing garbage for
the third arg which isn't used.
Randy
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Lockheed Martin Operation Support
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