Re: [Bug-gnubg] Crash when generating 2-sided db

[Holger]

At 16:45 12.12.2002 +0100, Jim Segrave wrote:
>On Thu 12 Dec 2002 (16:31 +0100), Holger wrote:
>> So far I can tell that it crashes here:
>> 
>>     fprintf ( stderr,
>>               _("Two-sided database:\n"
>>                 "Number of points             : %12d\n"
>>                 "Number of chequers           : %12d\n"
>>                 "Calculate equities           : %s\n"
>>                 "Write header                 : %s\n"
>>                 "Number of one-sided positions: %12d\n"
>>                 "Total number of positions    : %12d\n"
>>                 "Size of resulting file       : %12lld bytes (%lld MB)\n"
>>                 "Size of hash                 : %12d bytes\n"
>>                 "Reuse old bearoff database   : %s %s\n"),
>>               nTSP, nTSC,
>>               fCubeful ? _("cubeless and cubeful") : _("cubeless only"),
>>               fHeader ? _("yes") : ("no"),
>>               n,
>>               n * n,
>>               l,l >> 20,
>>               nHashSize,
>>               szOldBearoff ? "yes" : "no",
>>               szOldBearoff ? szOldBearoff : "" );

>Mr. Thyssen is too modern and is using C99 things:
>
>fred.c:6: warning: ANSI C does not support the `ll' length modifier
>
>See what happens if you change %12lld to %12ld. Although I'm surprised
>(if this fixes it) that a compiler would accept 
>  long long l;
>but not let you print it with %lld

Yes, it seems that the size output is causing this. When I took it out it
went well over it. Just %ld didn't fix it, though.

Seems, that I'll have to leave this field to the experts.

Holger