Have the Swift debug functions not take variable arguments. #449
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Now, if you need to pass a string that does use valists under Swift, either switch to using them in a string constant ( "\(aVal)" ), or creating a string manually that uses it ( String(format: "%@", aVal) ).
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Have the Swift debug functions not take variable arguments.
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Now, if you need to pass a string that does use valists under Swift, either switch to using them in a string constant ( "(aVal)" ), or creating a string manually that uses it ( String(format: "%@", aVal) ).
Should fix #448.