Tomas,
This bug has been fixed in Oracle Solaris Studio 12.2. However, the
given test case will still get a lint warning for the printf. The reason
is that "wc" expects an 'int' argument but is given a 'long' argument
(wchar_t is a typedef'd long). You'd get the same warning if, for
example, you used "%c" and supplied a 'long' argument.
--Dave
Hi,
lint main.c reports:
malformed format string
fprintf main.c(8)
// main.c
#include <wchar.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
wchar_t SI='A';
(void) fprintf(stdout, "%wc\n", SI);
return 0;
}
//
but the printf(3s) manpage documents the wc conversion specifier:
wc The int argument is converted to a wide character
(wchar_t), and the resulting wide character is
printed.
Where is the error?
Tomas Klacko
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