Hi Rob,
>Perhaps this might lead you in the right direction Jean-Christophe ... > >#include <stdarg.h> Thank you for your answer. The va_* construct isn't portable, AFAIK. Various compilers (headers, libraries) may (and did) implement it in different and potentially incompatible ways. Since in my case I have homebrew extensions, stock sqlite3.dll and third-party software, all compiled with distinct compilers, I've avoided using va_*. In fact, this is a bit pedantic, since what I've done (packing arguments in a structure which is pushed on the stack) is strictly equivalent to the "packed array" va_* variation and is simply what the stack would look like if individual parameters were pushed naturally in a standard multi-parameter function call. The drawback is that the maximum number for parameters must be fixed, but I guess this is harder to circumvent (in C). Some day when/if I get spare time, I'll reimplement the printf extension, remove what's useless here (eg %c) and make it a bit more robust (force ll prefix for integers, a.s.o.) but this is very low priority for now. _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
