On Tue, Jul 12, 2005 at 04:03:24PM +0300, Vasil Dimov wrote:
s_log(LOG_NOTICE, "stack_info: size=%d, current=%d (%d%%), maximum=%d (%d%%)", STACK_SIZE,
(VERIFY_AREA-num)*sizeof(u32),
(VERIFY_AREA-num)*sizeof(u32)*100/STACK_SIZE,
(VERIFY_AREA-min_num)*sizeof(u32),
(VERIFY_AREA-min_num)*sizeof(u32)*100/STACK_SIZE);
(int)((VERIFY_AREA-num)*sizeof(u32)),
(int)((VERIFY_AREA-num)*sizeof(u32)*100/STACK_SIZE),
(int)((VERIFY_AREA-min_num)*sizeof(u32)),
(int)((VERIFY_AREA-min_num)*sizeof(u32)*100/STACK_SIZE));
%zu should be used for size_t.
Yes, but not supported by some of the legacy UNIX systems. (I don't know what requirements stunnel has on the underlying platform, so I've decided to play it safe.)
If it is not available, I suggest the cast to be to "unsigned long long", not "int".
"int" should be OK here: each of the values is <= STACK_SIZE or 100. Because STACK_SIZE fits into an int, so do the other values. Mirek