Bruno Wolff III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In cube_out 100 bytes are allocated to hold the output string.
Good point.
> Instead
> using a bound on the size of g format output and separation characters,
> this bound times twice the dimension (possibly plus a small constant for
> parens and ter
In cube_out 100 bytes are allocated to hold the output string. Instead
using a bound on the size of g format output and separation characters,
this bound times twice the dimension (possibly plus a small constant for
parens and terminating 0 byte) should be used.
With this approach you might want
Scott writes:
> Yep I thought so - that's why I didn't think it's really a bug - but the
> include really ought to be after the define, and if it was I would be able
> to use the same headers for both cygwin and non-cygwin builds...would just
> be 'nice to have'.
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