Greetings, all.
This bug report is some general cleanup of several printf format flags.
Currently, pointer values are being printed out like this
int *i;
printf("0x%x",i);
which generates a warning since %x wants an unsigned int instead of a
pointer. I propose changing this to
int *i;
printf("%p",(void*)i);
As best I can tell, the %p flag is ANSI compliant. Does anyone have any
objection to using it?
Since this bug fix affects several files and I don't have any experience
using Git, is there a tutorial somewhere that outlines your preferred
method of doing a check-in of multiple files and their associated comments?
I used `git clone git://pdl.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/pdl/pdl my_dir` to
fetch the latest repository.
Thanks.
- Tim
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