Dear Charles,
> number of vertices of a network from in simple pajek file. The program
> compiles correctly, it reads the edges of the network correctly, but
> it reads the number of vertices like a strange number, like -10585152.
I'm 99% sure that this is a printing/formatting issue, i.e. the number in the
variable is fine but you print it with the wrong format string. The reason why
it happens on a 64-bit machine only is because the variable type that printf
expects for that particular format string that you are using happens to be of
the same length as your actual variable on a 32-bit machine but not on a 64-bit
machine.
For the record, igraph_vcount returns the vertex count in an igraph_integer_t.
_Internally_, igraph_integer_t used to be a double before igraph 0.6, but that
confused the hell out of people (including me) so we switched to
igraph_integer_t being a long int. That being said, the safest way to print an
igraph_integer_t is by casting it explicitly to a long int to make sure that
the code works with every igraph version:
igraph_integer_t whatever;
[...]
printf("whatever = %ld\n", (long int)whatever);
Best,
Tamas
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