From: groepaz (groepaz_at_gmx.net)
Date: 2002-02-14 19:23:30
Hello Ullrich,
Thursday, February 14, 2002, 6:03:26 PM, you wrote:
UvB> On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 04:54:45PM +0100, groepaz wrote:
>> mmmmmh bummer ;( never had a problem with that one (actually using it
>> in some of my programs aswell.... args) what'd be the most convinient
>> way to add it back to get those tests compile aswell?
UvB> Just take it from the source distribution, and compile and link it with your
UvB> executable.
ok well... i'll add an "util" directory to the testsuite then that may
keep such target-dependent stuff.
>> UvB> If you use the "-t platform" option, the compiler will do character set
>> UvB> translation.
>>
>> oh i am doing that! however, would it also translate those weird chars
>> (underscore etc) aswell?
UvB> So what are you actually doing? Oh, wait... The translation tables assume
UvB> ISO-8859-1 (or -15 since the additional symbols aren't used). This should work
UvB> for Windows but not for DOS. Maybe this is the problem?
nope... i am using the windoze-compiled binaries .... win98(first ed.)
going to write a testproggy tonite so we can check this :=P
but still, IS printf("_"); expected to output an underscore on the c64
and not a left-arrow ? (left-arrow indicates no charset-translation
basically ;o))
>> printf("blabla: <some whitespace/spaces here> %d\n",bla);
>>
>> and the compiler seems to ignore the whitespace! (as in, it doesnt
>> print spaces where it should!)
UvB> Are you sure your "whitespace" were spaces and not tabs? If you get a tab in
UvB> there, the result may look unexpected, especially since the alignment
UvB> regarding tab columns is different in the source than in the output.
oh yes that was my first thought aswell.... not 100%sure if there
arent tabs, BUT... there was NO whitespace in the output at ALL (i
could interpret errors caused by different tab-alignment i guess) ...
going to re-check that one aswell tonite :o)
--
Best regards,
groepaz mailto:groepaz_at_gmx.net
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