On Jun 22, 2005, at 6:05 AM, Marco Gerards wrote:
Hollis Blanchard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Debugging a partition map bug, I was adding more grub_dprintf
messages...
and re-discovered that our printf doesn't handle e.g. "%lx" format
strings (yet
gcc requires these when printing longs).
Isn't that hexadecimal?
Yes... but that's not the point.
* kern/misc.c (grub_vsprintf): Add `longfmt'. If format string
contains `l' modifier, get a long from va_arg().
You forgot the first line... Please make sure the date you use is the
date you check in. With your previous commit something went wrong.
Sorry about that...
if (*fmt && *fmt =='-')
{
rightfill = 1;
fmt++;
}
-
+
p = (char *) fmt;
/* Read formatting parameters. */
Please watch out for such stuff. I know it is annoying...
You have made this comment a few times now. Please understand: I do
watch out for this stuff, apparently more carefully than other
committers. I am removing whitespace from an otherwise blank line.
I am not saying I will never accidentally check in errant whitespace,
but you can see that this is a correction, not an accident.
-Hollis
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