Hey folks,
regarding this MASSIVE change:
> TS-1582 space between string and format specifiers
>
> GCC 4.7 (and newer versions of clang) REQUIRE a space between
> the format the string and a format specifier (a # defined "string")
> in an string concatenation to be C++11 conformant.
[snip]
> ++++++++++----------
> 35 files changed, 126 insertions(+), 126 deletions(-)
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Which essentially boils down to:
sed s|%"PRId64"|%" PRId64"|g
Because that's what the C++11 spec says, and that's what GCC 4.7,
and clang now, thanks to -std=c++11 enforce. TS-1582 is only the
first sign of this breakage, and TS-1853 is what follows.
Zhao is quite unhappy with such a massive change. Understandably
because he is still working, in a branch, on SSD optimizations.
This change makes merging "upstream" changes for him much more
difficult. Before I revert this commit again, I'd like to
bring this to attention, because:
trunk is CTR, and I'd like to keep it that way.
There's a number of options we have from here, and I'd really
like we figure this out now.
i
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