I'm working on a system where we're jumping from Java into C to pull a function out of a dictionary (indexed by string name) and calling it as a 'long (*)(void *, ...). There's some confusion as to if there is a method to copy a structure or an array onto the stack through the ... arg such that the remainder of the stack can be used for the specific arguments that the function is looking for (ie, "f(void *, int, long, long, double)"). Online documentation has some static as to whether a pointer to, or the whole structure is copied onto the stack.
Is there a reliable way to write data to the stack such that a called function pointer can extract the values it seeks? Thanks, Matt
