To those in the know,
The code for printf (printf_large.c) is as follows. My question is,
should the space conditions be '>=' rather than just '>' ? (I did some
raw byte dumps of a __code U08 *, and the type was 0x80. And with the
change made, I get the correct output from printf!
Cheers,
Andy
case 'P':
PTR = va_arg(ap,ptr_t);
[...]
#elif defined (SDCC_mcs51)
{
unsigned char memtype = value.byte[2];
if (memtype > 0x80) // <-- should this
be >= 0x80 ???
c = 'c';
else if (memtype > 0x60) // and these?
c = 'p';
else if (memtype > 0x40)
c = 'i';
else
c = 'x';
}
OUTPUT_CHAR(c, p);
OUTPUT_CHAR(':', p);
OUTPUT_CHAR('0', p);
OUTPUT_CHAR('x', p);
if ((c != 'I' /* idata */) &&
(c != 'P' /* pdata */))
{
OUTPUT_2DIGITS( value.byte[1] );
}
OUTPUT_2DIGITS( value.byte[0] );
#else
[...]
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