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@@ -131,7 +130,7 @@ The keyword ~&variable-arguments can be used to create a function with variadic
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(var list va_list)
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(va_start list num-args)
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(each-in-range num-args i
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(printf "%d\n" (va_arg list int)))
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(fprintf stderr "%d\n" (va_arg list int)))
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(va_end list))
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(defun main (&return int)
@@ -399,11 +398,6 @@ Basic projects don't need any build customization at all. Cakelisp uses its modu
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** Example: Bootstrap
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For example, Cakelisp itself consists of C++ code. [[file:../Bootstrap.cake][Bootstrap.cake]] builds Cakelisp, and serves as a good demonstration of the build system. I'll explain it here.
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#+BEGIN_SRC lisp
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(skip-build)
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#+END_SRC
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This indicates the current module should not be built, nor be linked into the final executable. ~Bootstrap.cake~ doesn't contain any runtime code, so we omit it. Modules which contain only compile-time functions like macros should also ~skip-build~.
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