atom feed24 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-archRe: kernel printf %i?
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Alfred PerlsteinJul 10, 2000 3:05 pm 
Brian Fundakowski FeldmanJul 10, 2000 5:16 pm 
Alfred PerlsteinJul 10, 2000 5:35 pm 
Matthew JacobJul 10, 2000 5:50 pm 
Mike SmithJul 10, 2000 5:57 pm 
Alfred PerlsteinJul 10, 2000 6:15 pm 
Greg LeheyJul 10, 2000 6:41 pm 
Assar WesterlundJul 10, 2000 8:04 pm 
Sheldon HearnJul 11, 2000 1:20 am 
Alfred PerlsteinJul 11, 2000 1:32 am 
Mike PritchardJul 11, 2000 2:13 am 
Bruce EvansJul 11, 2000 3:03 am 
Alfred PerlsteinJul 11, 2000 3:18 am 
Bruce EvansJul 11, 2000 9:32 am 
Marius BendiksenJul 11, 2000 1:30 pm 
Dag-Erling SmorgravJul 12, 2000 12:29 am 
Thomas M. SommersJul 12, 2000 2:59 pm 
Thomas M. SommersJul 12, 2000 4:08 pm 
John-Mark GurneyJul 12, 2000 8:53 pm 
Alexander LangerJul 17, 2000 1:24 am 
Alfred PerlsteinJul 17, 2000 2:40 am 
Alexander LangerJul 17, 2000 2:43 am 
Bruce EvansJul 18, 2000 3:29 am 
Alexander LangerJul 18, 2000 3:32 am 
Subject:Re: kernel printf %i?
From:Alfred Perlstein (bri@wintelcom.net)
Date:Jul 17, 2000 2:40:08 am
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-arch

* Alexander Langer <al@big.endian.de> [000717 01:56] wrote:

Thus spake Alfred Perlstein (bri@wintelcom.net):

What ANSI standard covers _kernel_ printf()?

POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA POLA

POLA is a good argument. I was VERY surprised about having to use %d.

I'm a '%d man' but I had just been reading some C books and all the code was using %i, I was suprised when it didn't work.

-- -Alfred Perlstein - [bri@wintelcom.net|alf@freebsd.org] "I have the heart of a child; I keep it in a jar on my desk."

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