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<node id="331419" title="Re: Fun with duff's device and AUTOLOAD" created="2004-02-24 11:06:55" updated="2005-06-29 02:50:36">
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John M. Dlugosz</author>
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I tried it under Win2k, and got unreadable output.&lt;P&gt;
I wonder, what is printf("%c", 2.92e48) &lt;I&gt;supposed&lt;/I&gt; to do?  There is no character with that number, so I would hope for an error.&lt;P&gt;
I'm not sure where it would "naturally" wrap, if that's what it's doing, since the range of legal Unicode ordinals is not a neat power of two.  (I'm getting Unicode code points displayed for something like &lt;code&gt;printf '%c',0x434&lt;/code&gt; even without a &lt;code&gt;use utf8&lt;/code&gt; or other preparation.)&lt;P&gt;
I'd be interested to know just what yours is doing.</field>
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