Integer bit sizes are not respected

[MaddyGuthridge]

Consider the following program:

/**
 * Convert a string to I64, finishing when a non-numeric character is
 * encountered.
 */
I64 StrToI64(U8 *str)
{
  I64 total = 0;
  for (I64 i = 0; str[i] >= '0' && str[i] <= '9'; i++)
  {
    total *= 10(I64);
    total += (str[i] - '0')(I64);
    "%u\n", total;
  }
  return total;
}

U0 Main()
{
    "5489811661987 | %u\n",StrToI64("5489811661987");
}

The values appear to be treated as an I32 instead of an I64.

⋙   hcc -o bin/number src/number.hc && ./bin/number
5
54
548
5489
54898
548981
5489811
54898116
548981166
1194844365
3358509067
3520319606
843457699
5489811661987 | 843457699

[MaddyGuthridge]

Did some fiddling, and the values seem to be correct internally, so it is only when they are printed that it becomes a problem, so my guess is that the format strings need to be fixed.

[Jamesbarford]

Ah so the "%<format>\n", <value> under the hood uses C's printf so in your instance above %lld would do the trick. I'm aware this is less than ideal however it was the simplest way to get it working

[MaddyGuthridge]

Ah in that case, a documentation update would be perfect to resolve this!