Hi there, I am trying to build and run a small program for the PET using cc65. However, this line gives me woes: cprintf("Hello (%d)!\n\r", strlen(s->name)); The only thing it prints is "Hello ()!", so it seems no format substitution takes place, even though the man page says all formats from printf are supported. It's actually from a uIP 1.0 distribution and built like: cc65 -g -I../uip -I. -I../apps/hello-world ../apps/hello-world/ hello-world.c -o obj/hello-world.s ca65 -o obj/hello-world.o obj/hello-world.s ar65 a apps.a obj/hello-world.o ld65 -t pet obj/main.o obj/clock-arch.o obj/enceth.o apps.a uip.a / usr/local/share/cc65/lib/pet.lib -o uip I also tried using %s instead of %d, but this also does not substitute. Any ideas? Many thanks AndréReceived on 2021-05-14 22:00:03
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