John Peacock wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
I don't think so. It doesn't happen with any perl < 5.9.3.
I can't explain why gcc would suddenly take such a keen interest in
Perl's internal format strings. The warning can be safely ignored and
the %vd code works fine. Perhaps it is something to do with the
constification?
Because perl doesn't take care of substituting it. It's the same problem
as "%_" (the warning is the same), which no longer works (see my other
post). perl used to kick in and handle %_ and %vd, it no longer does that.
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