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I assume you mean the `%"PRIuMAX"` bits. It is an eyesore, but it is how to portably write the specifiers for types whose size my vary across architectures. T

by LukeShu 11y ago

I assume you mean the `%"PRIuMAX"` bits. It is an eyesore, but it is how to portably write the specifiers for types whose size my vary across architectures. That is, blame POSIX, not GNU coding style.

_kst_ 11y ago
The `PRIuMAX` et al macros are specified by ISO C (starting with the 1999 standard), not (just) by POSIX.
- LukeShu 11y ago
  That makes sense; the most recent editions of POSIX "import" ISO C '99. I had a copy of POSIX handy to check it, but not ISO C :)
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