Hal Murray <[email protected]> writes: > [email protected] said: >> The standard approach is: >> Use %d for int, %ld for long. >> Use PRI macros for other types. > > I find the PRI stuff hard to read. Maybe I just need more practice. I'd > much rather cast the parameter to a long.
Makes sense, but properly to intmax_t and %j. >> Very simple: "PPS and i386" is a typo for "ppc and i386". This has >> nothing to do with PPS. > > Thanks. Makes much more sense that way. > > So, other than printf, are there any serous problems? The only other thing I'd expect is being careful about pointers and integers, but I'd call it a feature to catch that.
