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From: | indent |
Subject: | Re: How to avoid misformatting of binary values with GNU indent? |
Date: | Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:46:53 +0100 |
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On 26/11/09 13:15, Martin Kirsche wrote: > When GNU indent (at least version 2.2.6 from cygwin and 2.2.10 from > GnuWin32) is used on the following code... > > |void > main () > { > int i = 0b01010101; > } > | > > it will be reformatted into this ... > > |void > main () > { > int i = 0 b01010101; > } > | > > Is there any option in indent that avoids this behavior? > No intent doesn't support C derivatives: that construct isn't C. Try the hexadecimal 0X55 or octal 0125 which are part of C.
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