Re: where is the definition of "_builtin_va_list"

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Ian Lance Taylor-3 wrote:
> 
> yzysea <yangjing47686@xxxxxxx> writes:
> 
>>    Recently, I am reading a C parser source code generated by Bison. The
>> underlying OS is opensolaris. However, when I use it to parse a simple C
>> source file, say,"Hello.c", I get the error message
>> "/usr/inclue/sys/va_list.h:parse error before __gnuc_va_list". As I open
>> this file, I find the following line "typedef __builtin_va_list 
>> __gnuc_va_list". Strangely, I couldn't find the definition of
>> "__builtin_va_list " even I checked all its including head files and
>> recursively theirs. I have been confused about it for long.
>>   
>>   Would anyone give me some ideas about it? What  is the
>> "_builtin_va_list"
>> referring to? What can it be used for?
> 
> __builtin_va_list is automatically defined by gcc.  This permits gcc
> to recognize and optimize uses of va_start and friends.
> 
> Ian
> 
> 
Thanks for your response.
But I am wondering how a customary  C parser rather than gcc to identify
"__builtin_va_list".
Any ideas?
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