Hi, On Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 02:54:03PM +0200, David Sommerseth wrote: > Gert proposed by a mistake to use uint8_t. As integers are most > commonly 32 bits, so uint32_t. But that may be of a different length on > some other platforms. So using 'unsigned int' is most likely the safest > type in this round. Or if wanting to be really portability safe, have a > look at what Simon pointed out, inttypes.h.
"unsigned int" is indeed perfectly correct for "%x"
I was not paying enough attention (and this is why I call for extra
care when doing "just a simple patch to fix a compiler warning", because
more complicated patches usually get more attention...)
Apologies for the noise I caused. Actually the *first* patch in the
series might have been perfectly fine - need to check ;-)
gert
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