Sean Charles a écrit :
I manually changed neko_sprintf to sprintf in an attempt to cure that error.
That worked.
Yes, it's used to prevent some conflict with standard C library.
The remaining error about int32_ushr(0) appears to be caused by a clash
of my code with the source file that is int32.c, at the bottom :-
DEFINE_PRIM(int32_new,1);
DEFINE_PRIM(int32_to_int,1);
DEFINE_PRIM(int32_to_float,1);
DEFINE_PRIM(int32_compare,2);
DEFINE_PRIM(int32_ushr,2)
DEFINE_PRIM(int32_address,1);
There is no semi-colon on the end of the line and that has upset my
parsing code.
I will change my code to not be so picky about the final ');' I guess.
Fixed ;)
Nicolas
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