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How 'bout:
Change:
...printf("blah blah %p blah blah",
myptr)
To:
...printf("blah blah " LWIP_POINTER_FORMAT " blah
blah", LWIP_POINTER_CAST myptr)
With:
#define LWIP_POINTER_FORMAT "%p"
#define LWIP_POINTER_CAST
or
#define LWIP_POINTER_FORMAT "%lx"
#define LWIP_POINTER_CAST (unsigned
long)
Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 4:28
AM
Subject: Re: [lwip-users] typo in
src/core/pbuf.c:770
> BTW some compilers (or
better some embedded libc) do not support the %p
> format
specifier.
> Wouldn't it better to use %x instead ?
>
GP
>
Better would be that
%p is supported in the compiler. We do not always
want lwIP to adapt to the largest common denominator
of all develop
tools out
there.
The output of %p looks
like %lx on some common platforms, but
on uC's with page/segment/offset based addressing schemes.
Maybe the question must be: to what C
standard do we adhere?
Regards,
Leon
Woestenberg
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