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When I was investigating an issue in openj9, I noticed an Assertion is causing segfult instead of printing the proper message.
the error happens when the assertion tries to generate an output in[ thi…
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I've been working on a chat interface for hvPlot. Its already available at Panel-Chat-Examples.
According to https://hvplot.holoviz.org/user_guide/Customization.html the `xformatter` argument shoul…
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`printf` can be used for exploits if an attacker controls the format string:
```c++
char *input = ; // attacker controlled
print(input);
```
There are three main format options that can be used…
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If I have understood correct the task is not adopted to TS language. So this is my solution for TS types (can be expanded for more symbols and types):
```ts
type ControlsMap = {
s: string,
…
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Currently only vulkan supports it with spir-v. Though hopefully DX12 will add support in DXIL.
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I learned recently about `std::format`. It is the true modern replacement to `printf()`. The current codebase has `printf()` along with some `printf()`-style custom functions like `util::clean_assert(…
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Hi
Are the printf's necessary? They would only slow things down if activated several times, but I guess they are there for debugging purposes at the moment?
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I noticed that printfs are not coming through, although context-ReportError seems to work.
For example (after cloning tensorflow), put this in Prepare() in tensorflow/lite/micro/kernels/cmsis-nn/c…
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Is there an equivalent of printf() for GNU Coreutils or C in Liquid? If not, how difficult would it be to add one?
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E.g. given:
```
#include
int
main()
{
printf("num1=%d, num2=%u\n", 3, 4);
return 0;
}
```
The **.go** file excerpt reads:
```
func main() {
noarch.Printf((&[]byte("num1=%d, …