VCL compiler creates non-compileable code when calling functions that takes zero arguments (patch attached)

[Poul-Henning Kamp]

In message <BANLkTi=ryksL6cDQL6vrQ7hGn6pb4V9iqA at mail.gmail.com>, Martin Blix Gr
ydeland writes:

>The VCL compiler will produce code that does not compile when calling
>functions that takes zero arguments (these would be imported from vmods as
>none of the internal functions takes zero arguments). This because it will
>always output a comma in preparation for the arguments. Attached is a patch
>to correct this and only supply the comma when it is needed.

This should be fixed now.  I didn't quite use your patch, because the
fix makes the 'q' variable pointless.

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