Well, does everyone build 64-bit only as 64-bit longs? Remember intptr_t is not always the same as long.
I suppose it should wait till there's am immediate need for it but signed and unsigned can be formatted by the same code and the temps can just be unsigned so that's an immediate squeeze down there. Long and int can likely be combined too even for 64-bit longs and 32-bit ints. There should be 64-bit formatting available in general imho. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter D'Hoye" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "'Michael Sevakis'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "'Rockbox development'" <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 1:33 PM Subject: Re: P#7030 closed by petur: Adds the printf format for pointers (%p or %P) > > Hey, I really thought about adding something to this effect > > myself since pointers vary depending upon 32/64 bit target. > > Perhaps a cleanup of the formatter could actually result in a > > size reduction and more features at the same time. > > Well I tried and while the addition wasn't very big, I figured it wasn't > worth it, as you can pass a pointer along as %lx, which should always be > correct for 32/64 bit. > > If you manage to reduce codesize, go ahead, but the gain will be minimal... > > Peter >
