Constraint handler trips on %Lf for printf_s

[Th3T3chn0G1t]

Expected Behaviour: %Lf acts as a format specifier for long double

Actual Behaviour: A constraint handler is tripped

Example:
The following:

printf_s("%Lf\n", 0.0L);

Trips a constraint handler for printf_s: illegal %L format-specifier.

The same goes for all format specifiers allowing the L prefix - fF eE aA gG

I can work around not having long double but it does feel like this was just missed? It is a bit of a weird one in fairness.

It is listed on cppreference on the leftmost part of the printf-family format specifier table here: https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/io/fprintf but it's possible this is erroneous?

Thanks!

[rurban]

Thanks. I forgot to test all the new cases. This is the new implementation, right?

[Th3T3chn0G1t]

Its trunk so I presume so? I have this submoduled so I try to keep it at latest

[rurban]

Good, that's what I thought. I have now a complete new printf Implementation, which misses a lot of test cases, and obviously many %L formats. I just added %Ls and %Lc, the others are also missing, as you found out.