va_arg()

Hello,

I have a question about va_arg() usage :
Is there any way how I can check or ensure at compile time that
va_arg() is not called when there are
no next arguments anymore.
I understood that calling va_arg() when there are no next arguments
causes an undefined behaviour.

Thanks

.

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