#123007 - Dark Knight ez - Sat Mar 24, 2007 1:30 pm
Hey all.
I've stumbled upon a problem.
Small background
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I've written a model converter (.x format) to NDS display list format.
I read in the model... put it converted in a u32 array, and then print out the array to a file looking like this:
I print such a u32 value first to a temporarily buffer with sprintf("%u", displayList[..]); and then print that buffer out to the file.
Actual problem
===========
Anyway, now for the problem...
when I include this in my code and try to compile it, I get a couple of the following warnings:
"warning: this decimal constant is unsigned only in ISO C90".
I looked that message up, but can't quite grasp why it would say that... as the following values for which it said that are perfectly within range of a u32 (2^32-1, right?):
4294312053
4294049909
4294180864
4294181065
4294312161
4294312161
4294377355
4294377247
4294311936
4294049792
4294246199
I mean... 2^32-1 == 4294967295, which is a lot higher than these values.
Plus, I printed these values out, out of an (on the NDS) existing array of u32s.
Anyone know a way to solve this problem?
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I've stumbled upon a problem.
Small background
============
I've written a model converter (.x format) to NDS display list format.
I read in the model... put it converted in a u32 array, and then print out the array to a file looking like this:
| Code: |
| u32 modelDisplayList[] = { 3859, 572727872, 0, 74253290, 11468960, ... }; |
I print such a u32 value first to a temporarily buffer with sprintf("%u", displayList[..]); and then print that buffer out to the file.
Actual problem
===========
Anyway, now for the problem...
when I include this in my code and try to compile it, I get a couple of the following warnings:
"warning: this decimal constant is unsigned only in ISO C90".
I looked that message up, but can't quite grasp why it would say that... as the following values for which it said that are perfectly within range of a u32 (2^32-1, right?):
4294312053
4294049909
4294180864
4294181065
4294312161
4294312161
4294377355
4294377247
4294311936
4294049792
4294246199
I mean... 2^32-1 == 4294967295, which is a lot higher than these values.
Plus, I printed these values out, out of an (on the NDS) existing array of u32s.
Anyone know a way to solve this problem?
_________________
AmplituDS website