z is a C99 format character that is used from printing "size_t" typed values. PRINTSIZET should only get set to "z" if your C compiler handles it.
/ Marcus Comstedt (ACROSS) (Hail Ilpalazzo!)
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2003-04-15 15:03: Subject: Starting new pike processes from the testsuite
And another oddity: I get
/* set this to the modifier type string to print size_t, like "" or "l" */ #define PRINTSIZET "z"
/* set this to the modifier type string to print ptrdiff_t, like "" or "l" */ #define PRINTPTRDIFFT "t"
in machine.h, but then gcc complains
/home/nisse/hack/pike/src/gc.c:2978: warning: unknown conversion type character `z' in format /home/nisse/hack/pike/src/gc.c:2978: warning: unknown conversion type character `z' in format
What's z supposed to mean?
/ Niels Möller (ny flexiblare bröstkorg)