asn_internal: Call va_end before returning #401
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I do not know the project's code-style, in some C projects this kind of error-handling would incorporate a goto.
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This is vlm#401 from vlm/asn1c by @Inksz. From his PR: I do not know the project's code-style, in some C projects this kind of error-handling would incorporate a goto. But because of the general avoidance of goto I added va_end before each return. I suppose has more insight into what this function does, one could "dry" the error handling.
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I do not know the project's code-style, in some C projects this kind of error-handling would incorporate a goto.
But because of the general avoidance of goto I added
va_endbefore each return.I suppose has more insight into what this function does, one could "dry" the error handling.