On Tue, Feb 05, 2002 at 01:06:25AM -0800, Brent Dax wrote: > This patch adds warnings capability to Parrot. It adds actual warnings > throughout the PerlUndef class, primarily to show how it's done. It > also adds a half-functional Parrot_sprintf() and friends. > > On the Parrot_sprintf: a good deal of the functionality is implemented. > -All float functionality > -%c, %p, and %s > -%S for Parrot strings > -Basic int operations (%d, %i, %o, %x, %u) and types (h (short), l > (long), H (huge--long or (theoretically) long long, depending on > availability), and v (for INTVAL or UINTVAL)).
What exactly does the H mean? The standard notation for long longs appears to be ll (gcc accepts ll and q, but the Sun compiler I used only liked ll). But you seem to be saying that it might be long long, or might just be long. Does this correspond to a parrot type?
