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In message <201105161747.40824.jhb@freebsd.org>, John Baldwin writes:

>> Yes I know, but sbufs are used on platforms where %z is not available
>> so I prefer to use %jd, in particular since this is only assert strings.
>
>Really?  They have %j but not %z?  intmax_t is newer than size_t.

Appearantly.

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