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No, it is correct. The snprintf() function always returns the number of characters it would have written had the buffer been large enough rather than how many characters it actually wrote. This is to allow you to easily check if the result was truncated by simply comparing the return value to the ...

Todays bug report is about newlib's snprintf() function

This example should return 0 but returns 4..

// --

#include <proto/dos.h>
#include <proto/Reactive.h>

#include <stdio.h>

int main( void )
{
TEXT buf[64];
int32 v;

buf[0] = 1;
buf[1] = 1;
buf[2] = 1;
buf[3] = 1;

v = snprintf( buf, 1 ...

Okay .. I'm on a roll .. this very old Exec function crashes.. IExec->Alert();

exec.library 53.94 (03/03-2017) (A1222 version)

Okay .. I found the energy to code. and it revealed a buggie in Newlib's waitselect()

Basicly if I set some Amiga Signaled to break on like CTRL+C.. I want the break bits in Mask.. but its simple returning Zero

newlib.library 53.36 (17/09-2016) (A1222 version)



#include <proto/dos.h>
#include ...

I think you should report it to rwo (Renè Olsen) directly as he is the guy behind all the latest changes of the graphics part in the Final Edition, he is for sure the most competent person to ask of

Thanks for the props.. but I can simple not take all the credits.. Steven and I did most of the ...

I agree that it looks like a typo, so I changed it and updated the svn.

Thanks for the hint.

René

You need to edit the sys:kickstart/kiclayout file

here you need to find the line where 'MODULE Kickstart/ehci.usbhcd' is

when you found that you put a ';' at the begining of the line, this will stop the loader from loading the file.

RWO