On 29.12.16 21:06, Andy Stewart wrote:
On 12/29/2016 01:46 PM, Andy Stewart wrote:
hamlib-utils.c:625:30: error: length modifier 'L' results in
undefined behavior or no effect with 'd'
conversion specifier [-Werror,-Wformat]
g_string_printf (digits, "%Ld",
programstate.rigfrequency);
~^~
hamlib-utils.c:625:30: note: did you mean to use 'll'?
* change to ll*
The code wants to print a long double. My version of gcc accepts %Ld.
Is there a way to express a long double for printf() with the compiler
version you're using?
I'm sorry....I think you were trying to tell me "%lld". I tried it and
it compiles but I haven't tested the code yet.
FWIW, since this is using GLib, you could try the format specifiers
provided by GLib. See for example:
https://developer.gnome.org/glib/stable/glib-Basic-Types.html#G-GINT16-FORMAT:CAPS
--
/Tomi
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