Strings in C (Re: ambiguous ?)
Peter da Silva
peter at ficc.uu.net
Sat Oct 28 05:45:31 AEST 1989
I said:
>In most Macintosh C compilers that I've seen, the syntax !"%p...."! is
In article <2742 at hub.UUCP> pete at cavevax.ucsb.edu writes:
> Actually, the syntax is "\p...",
Ack. (takes aim at foot)
> but that's only a nit I had to pick.
I'm afraid it's not nitpicking. !\p! is an extension that doesn't conflict
with existing non-Mac code or working ANSI code. It's reasonable. I thought
it was !%p!, which conflict with "pointer" format in ANSI C.
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