Without the change, it should get
any example wrong. This is with
native Plan 9, though. Plan9port's
fltfmt.c is not the same, so it must
be working correctly.
term% cat foo.c
#include
#include
void
main(void)
{
print("%.5g\n", 12345.67890);
exits(nil);
}
term% 8.out
12345.7
Plan9port's implementation of fltfmt.c seems
different enough to me that it isn't possible to
simply take the fix from there and add it to
plan9. Perhaps I'm missing something.
The g verb already acts differently in plan9port
and native plan 9: print("%g\n", 0.1) prints .1 in
plan 9 and 0.1 in pla
I would also like it if %g acted the same in plan9
as everywhere else (printing 0.1 instead of .1 in
my example). That's also really easy to change.
It doesn't make sense for plan9port's %g to be
different from plan9, because now you cannot even
count on both prints to work the same way. Since
pri
I would also like it if %g acted the same in plan9
as everywhere else (printing 0.1 instead of .1 in
my example). That's also really easy to change.
It doesn't make sense for plan9port's %g to be
different from plan9, because now you cannot even
count on both prints to work the same way. Since
pri
I am actually the one who asked bwk for his test
suite, which he later put on github. I started
with some gawk tests while waiting for the test
suite, however.
As for plan9's awk, it runs on ape. I am trying
to make it run without ape. I had thought of
starting with the latest version of awk, but
Brian Vito wrote:
> What is the current status of sam on Windows? Does anyone have a
> version that runs under Windows 7? The one from http://ib.wmipf.de/pf9.html
> doesn't seem to work anymore. Thanks very much.
>
latest version is here:
https://bitbucket.org/knieriem/pf9/downloads
i haven't
Terry Wendt wrote:
> Thank you for your response erik. The machine I'm trying to boot this
> on is an "old" dell inspiron 530.
9front runs fine on my dell inspiron 530. i have to
boot it with *acpi= in plan9.ini, though.
pap
did you enable *acpi= when booting 9front?
see the section Boot at [1].
pap
[1] http://code.google.com/p/plan9front/wiki/troubleshooting
