For whatever reason, I found myself looking at the m4 code. In eval.c,
there are some funny functions. I figure if you have to cast every
instance of a variable to a different type, maybe the problem is
you're starting with the wrong type. Switching to unsigned char *
inputs makes these functions m
> I can't see that we would add an arch where sizeof(ptrdiff_t) !=
> sizeof(size_t).
We run on I32LP64 and ILP32, therefore, it seems better to match
't' to some other LONG print block, like 'D'.
size_t is an high-level abstraction, not a base type.
On Sun, 14 Apr 2013, Theo de Raadt wrote:
Since the kernel's printf does not support %td for ptrdiff_t, I have
used %ld instead. %zd would also work. Is there a preferred way?
Or try to add %td support to kernel printf?
The patch below seems to do the trick for gcc 4.2.
I can't see that we w
