When passing object references into a function that accepts variadic arguments, it has to be explicitly cast as whatever the function is going to convert it to during extraction.  If not, then, due to vtable layouts and so forth, the pointer will likely be off a bit, and the program will segfault when it tries to use the object.

The only thing I can suggest is that object references be implicitly cast to Object when passed to a variadic function.

 -- andy

Can you give an example?

"Andy Friesen" <andy@ikagames.com> wrote in message news:cbg88i$f4i$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> When passing object references into a function that accepts variadic arguments, it has to be explicitly cast as whatever the function is going to convert it to during extraction.  If not, then, due to vtable layouts and so forth, the pointer will likely be off a bit, and the program will segfault when it tries to use the object.
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> The only thing I can suggest is that object references be implicitly cast to Object when passed to a variadic function.
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>   -- andy