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Pedro Izecksohn wrote:
> 
>    In C++ polymorphism is possible, declaring more than
> once the same function with different parameters, like the
> example bellow:
> 
> void something (int);
> void something (int *);
> 
>    Is it possible in C, without using the va_* functions?
> How?

No.

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