Alex Lyon
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Because we were previously converting the bytes in the format string into Rust's char type and then printing that using the format machinery, byte values that were not valid single-byte UTF-8 characters failed to print correctly. I found this while trying to implement qsort() because the output of my test program was mysteriously incorrect despite it working when I used glibc.
17 lines
313 B
C
17 lines
313 B
C
#include <stdio.h>
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int main(int argc, char ** argv) {
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printf(
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"percent: %%\nstring: %s\nchar: %c\nchar: %c\nint: %d\nuint: %u\nhex: %x\nHEX: %X\nstring: %s\n",
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"String",
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'c',
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254,
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-16,
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32,
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0xbeef,
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0xC0FFEE,
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"end"
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);
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return 0;
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}
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