James Carlson <carlsonj at workingcode.com> wrote:
> Turning that mechanism into a string should be fairly straightforward:
>
> "a:#:inaddr_t"
>
> ... or some such. I suspect that there won't be gcc compatibility here,
> because gcc doesn't give a hoot about the /* PRINTFLIKE */ that Studio
> uses anyway, so extending that mechanism shouldn't require substantial
> coordination. Hey, maybe it can lead the gcc feature.
>
> I'd suggest this:
>
> /* PRINTFLIKE1 f:: e:: g:: a:#:inaddr_t m::void */
>
> as a way of saying "like printf, but doesn't accept %f, %e, or %g, has
> %a with inaddr_t argument and optional # modifier, and has a %m that
> takes no argument."
How do you like to write down %r that takes two arguments?
J?rg
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