Slightly off-topic and I apologise, but I use NetBSD for my development and I 
respect the opinions of those that also do (they are sane enough to run NetBSD 
right?)

But does anyone have a good/cute way of dealing with printing 64 bit values in 
*printf functions? Previously I've done a list of #ifdef for various OSs.

BSD:         %q and "long long"
IRIX/HPUX:   %ll and "long long"
OSF1:        %l  and "long"
Win32:       %I64i and "__int64" (no unsigned version)

and there probably are many more.

I could just change it into a string and use %s, perhaps that is the 
easiest/most-portable?

Opinions?

Lundy


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