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71 BSD-style output) that the data you added really is read-only.  (If it
128 them where available, providing there is also a fallback for compilers
154     void greet(char *file, unsigned int line, char *format, ...);
259 C99 format strings in C<< <inttypes.h> >>
279 fallback logic in the headers for platforms which don't have it.
538 fallback if the code will ever get executed on a platform that lacks
539 this non-standard extension to C.  And that fallback would be another
878 intelligence, but for many types the right format is available as with
897 Also remember that the C<%p> format really does require a void pointer:
1093 version 2.17.  They won't allow a C<%.s> format with a precision to
1652     sh Configure -des -Dcc=clang \
1661 =item * -Dcc=clang
1663 This should be replaced by the full path to your clang executable if it