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Re: Language Reference, updated
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>>>>> "MH" == Martin Hunt <hunt@redhat.com> writes:
MH> 9.1.4 SHould mention that normal printf field formatting is
MH> available (%-20, %o, %x, etc). Also mention %p and binary
MH> formats here.
Martin,
I've incorporated your feedback into the Language Reference, but I'd
like clarification on one section. What do you mean by "Also mention %p
and binary formats here" ?
Here is a description of %p for standard C:
"Pointer to a pointer. Inputs a memory address in the same fashion of the
%p type produced by the printf function."
Is there a difference in SystemTap's handling of %p that you want me to
call out, or is there a special usage case that you have in mind?
Is there a difference in SystemTap's handling of printing binary streams
versus C standard syntax? Thanks.
Regards,
Robb
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