In the following function:

static void RLE_Unpack(int dummy1, int dummy2, PARM **ptr, ARG *ArgTypes
...)

va_arg() is used in an incorrect and non-portable way that breaks on
PowerPC, (and maybe alpha??) since the arguments to a varargs function
are actually stored on two different areas on the stack. One needs to use
va_arg() to get *each* argument, making the use of args++ in the for loop
incorrect.

Now, a second question: What is the reason for the 'dummy1' and 'dummy2'
arguments??

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