Char* combining [closed]

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You can’t use the !Val condition:

const char* Val = va_arg(ArgList, const char*);
if (!Val)
    break;

When using variable argument list you need to know exactly how many arguments have been passed, or (update) when to stop processing the arguments, using e.g. NULL / nullptr (or any other) sentinel.

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