* if there is a snprintf() PARROT_HAS_SNPRINTF gets defined [1] * if it's C99 compliant, PARROT_HAS_C99_SNPRINTF is defined too * if it returns -1, PARROT_HAS_OLD_SNPRINTF is defined
* src/spf_render.c did check for HAS_SNPRINTF which is neither tested nor defined
* I don't know, if we have platforms w/o that function, so please run once:
perl Configure.pl --verbose-step=snprintf
If we have platforms w/o snprintf(), we need a drop in replacement. There are a lot of them, we just have to look at the licence.
If we have to use the return value of snprintf and the snprintf isn't C99 compliant, we'll need a wrapper function to do it right.
And of course: Patches welcome for s:w/sprintf/snprintf/ in the tree.
leo
[1] for Win32 _snprintf is tested
