Re: ver 4.0 found the BUG in WIN98 code
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Oct 18, 2008
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bernie said...
printf(" %d ",{3217040639}) if getc(0) then end if
I get -2147483648 which lower limit of a signed long integer
What about:
printf(" %d ",3217040639)
The size of integers will be the same on all platforms on which euphoria currently runs. But euphoria will never store 0x80000000 as a euphoria integer. Any value that high will be stored as a double. And that's also the mask that the backend uses to denote a sequence. I'm not convinced yet that the problem is in the printf code.
BTW, were you running exwc or exw? Because printf/puts statements in the backend will be lost when not in console mode, because the compiled statements only output properly if you're running the console version of euphoria. I think it's because the compiled code doesn't know about the console that exw creates.
Matt
