On Sat, 14 Jul 2001, Florian Weimer wrote:
> > printf("%lc", 0x20ac);
>
> The %lc format specifier requires an argument of type wint_t, and this
> type doesn't have to be compatible (in this context) with both the
> type of an integer constant literal, or such a literal cast to the
> type wchar_t, even after default promotion.
Definitely one of the more ugly sides of C. So even
printf("%lc", L'€');
would not be correct (because a wide character constant has type
wchar_t)?
Do recent versions of gcc complain if the %lc argumend is not win_t?
Markus
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